English Composition › Section Q · Image analysis › Topic Q.4

Evaluating analysis against the image

An image analysis can be fluent and still be wrong about the picture. Evaluating it means holding the writing up against the image itself, then scoring it on a rubric that rewards precise description, clear organisation and confident use of the language of visual rhetoric.

In this topic

  • The image is the evidence
  • How the rubric is built
  • Critical language awareness
  • Clarity and coherence
  • Rhetorical choices
  • Checking the analysis against the image
  • Worked example: scoring a paragraph
  • Meeting or challenging conventions
  • Worked example: revising to the top band
  • Common mistakes to avoid
  • Key takeaways

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