An exercise in comparing two text messages to see how the language changes according to the audience, purpose and context. Suggested areas to look at to help. No fancy graphics, just straight forward text exercise. Useful as a cover lesson. Targets year 11, 12 and 13 A level English students.
A powerpoint with an overview and discussion questions - for revision after the text has been read. Useful for GCSE lessons to remind students of key ideas and encourage debate. AQA.
Useful for GCSE revision prompts and discussions. Essay questions and ideas of how to tackle them. Simple but will work for most classes - differentiation possible. AQA
Powerpoint which covers major themes, characters, close reading of text, language choice and ideas for lessons. There will be something of use in here for cover lessons and A level teaching.
An approach to A Level Investigations / Projects. Possible ideas. Proformas for completion as guidance. What to include. How to prepare for an A level language investigation. Lots of materials - 42 pages. A resource to help you succeed.
32 pages of Language Acquisition notes and some activities. Well worth the money - saves preparation as a teacher. Useful for revision as a student. Why wouldn’t you buy it?
Notes on the theories, evaluation of them and how they relate to each other. Suitable for A level Sociology. Well over 30 pages - covers a lot of topics. In word, so can edit for yourself. Hours and hours of work in these notes. Very helpful for revision.
Suitable for GCSE study - power point that will allow an overview of the text's characters, provides passages to study for their use of language/form and relationship to the Victorian period and genre. Saves time in preparation, and concentrates on the key ideas. 30+ slides.
Suitable for A Level, notes on labelling theory, with a question. Key theories covered. Facts on slides. Saves preparation, and would be suitable for revision. Very straight forward presentation.