B2.3 — Synthesis, argument and persuasion

Description

B2.3 is where the separate skills start behaving as one. You interpret how art represents people, weigh what tourism gives a place against what it takes, control chronology across a long narrative, and then spend two weeks on the two things that decide a B2 result: bringing several sources into one coherent account, and building an argument that survives a serious objection.

The sublevel runs for five weeks. The fifth class of each week remains a track lab in the room for your chosen exam.

Teaching happens live. This course area holds what you prepare before each class, what you do afterwards, your weekly quiz, your assignment and the materials you download.

Each week you complete one quiz and one assignment. Assignments are submitted here as written work, a document or a recording, depending on the week.