An exploration of the Narrator as a character and a dramatic device. Plenty of A02 (language and structure) and A03 (social and historical context) along the way.
GCSE Power and Conflict Poetry: In-depth analysis of the similarities and differences between the two poems, looking at perspective, tone, imagery, structure and language.
A detailed Powerpoint examining Shakespeare's ambivalent presentation of Prospero and Caliban, including exemplar responses and an associated timeline of events as a supporting document.
An all-in-one Literature Paper 1 resource covering the entire play of “Macbeth” (115 quality and detailed slides) designed to form the basis of an entire half-term’s teaching. Covers all aspects students require for this chosen Shakespeare play.
Incorporates:
-An in-depth social and historical background to the play, discussing the move from the Elizabethan to the Jacobean era
-A scene-by-scene bullet-point breakdown of every scene in all five acts
-A close analysis of the scenes, positing questions based on AO2 (language and structure) and AO3 (social/historical context) skills
-An introduction to the Literature Paper 1 Shakespeare question format and student-friendly assessment objectives
-Very thorough characters analyses and charting of the decline of Macbeth and Lady Macbeth
-Detailed examinations of the central themes- “Ambition”, "Being ‘a man’ and an ‘unsexed woman’, “False Appearance” and “Guilt”- with key quotes from throughout the play for each
GCSE Power and Conflict Poetry: In-depth analysis of the similarities and differences between the two poems, looking at perspective, tone, imagery, structure and language.
A full set of exemplar responses to the sample Paper 2 provided by the board. Demonstrates, exhaustively, all the things which the students could cover in their responses.
GCSE Power and Conflict Poetry: In-depth analysis of the similarities and differences between the two poems, looking at perspective, tone, imagery, structure and language.
GCSE Power and Conflict Poetry: In-depth analysis of the similarities and differences between the two poems, looking at perspective, tone, imagery, structure and language.
Exemplar response to 2018 AQA Macbeth Question examining Macbeth and Banquo’s attitudes to the supernatural. Includes extract and AO2 and AO3 colour coding.