Benefits to teacher:
- High level, engaging lessons originally designed for students targetted B-A* grades at A-Level.
- Critical papers and references to enhance A05.
- Lots of opportunities for extended writing with essay plans provided as a scaffold for lower ability students.
- Focuses on the high level themes of: capitalism, spiritual fulfilment, identity; self-actualisation; Marxist-feminism.
- Key extracts and quotation banks provided throughout lessons.
Note to teacher The homework tasks set in this scheme of work require access to the following critical paper: Lois Tyson, Critical Theory Today: A User Friendly Guide. Second Edition, Routlidge, 2006.
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So, upon opening the first ppt the purchaser sees a "note to teacher". It would have been nice to have seen this before spending 18 euros on the resource. However good it maybe, it's probably of no use to me now...
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