Schlagwort: Composition Seite 1 von 5

… lau­tet die Anwei­sung im baye­ri­schen Abitur für den Com­po­si­ti­on. Schau­en wir uns mal an, wie so ein Auf­satz aus­sieht. Neh­men wir das ers­te The­ma des Abitur 2015/I: „Gro­wing migra­ti­on to urban are­as in the 21st cen­tu­ry: dis­cuss the impli­ca­ti­ons for rural communities.“

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Abitur 2014/I Topic 1: “Mother’s Day should be abolis­hed. Do you agree?” Von Kai Zenk.

Not only last year, also the year befo­re I reg­rett­ab­ly for­got Mother’s Day. Surely I was merely one out of many. When have YOU last remem­be­red Mother’s Day? Alrea­dy a few years ago? Don’t be asha­med, you are not alo­ne. Should­n’t Mother’s Day be abolished?

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… war der Titel des dies­jäh­ri­gen lite­ra­ri­schen Abitur-Tex­tes (zip). Das drit­te Com­po­si­ti­on-The­ma lau­te­te: „What might hap­pen next? Con­ti­nue tel­ling the story.“

Hier die tol­le Fort­set­zung mei­ner Schü­le­rin Cari­na Urban (Klick zum Vergrößern):

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Abitur 2013 Text I Com­po­si­ti­on Topic 1: Does social sta­tus affect a person’s opti­ons? Discuss.

Von Kon­rad Heidler

Good Childhood Opens All Doors

You have pro­bab­ly seen “Slum­dog Mil­lion­aire”, a movie about a young Indian who grew up in the slums of Mum­bai but then made a for­tu­ne on a TV quiz show. It is a gre­at examp­le of a per­son with litt­le to no edu­ca­ti­on suc­cee­ding in life. Sad­ly, rea­li­ty is dif­fe­rent in most cases. In real life, your future is deter­mi­ned by your social sta­tus from a very ear­ly age on.

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