Over 30 PPT slides, students gain an introduction to, review or renew knowledge of Macbeth as a tragic hero following tragic form.
General resource for all GCSE study and a great quick look at tragedy for the start of A Level.
For the AQA English Literature GCSE, discussion of tragic form can gain marks for AO1, 2 and 3 (tragic form is regarded as a context or perspective with which to consider the text).
Memorable 'anchoring' images that support concepts in the PPT as well as 30 second think tasks to keep students engaged.
Also considers the role other characters and imagery play in the tragic form. Concludes by asking the question 'Why is the play not called The Tragedy of Macbeth and Lady Macbeth'?
General resource for all GCSE study and a great quick look at tragedy for the start of A Level.
For the AQA English Literature GCSE, discussion of tragic form can gain marks for AO1, 2 and 3 (tragic form is regarded as a context or perspective with which to consider the text).
Memorable 'anchoring' images that support concepts in the PPT as well as 30 second think tasks to keep students engaged.
Also considers the role other characters and imagery play in the tragic form. Concludes by asking the question 'Why is the play not called The Tragedy of Macbeth and Lady Macbeth'?
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