The first two weeks of lessons on Romanticism. Week 1 study Blake, week 2 Wordsworth, week 3, 4 and 5 Coleridge. A work in progress but the lessons have worked really well with top set G&T students.

Guide to writing about the poem. I used this to guide students through their English poetry unit.

Hope this is helpful - this was generally just a quick one lesson a week revision session with homework designed to help the middle sets revise the text. The revision sheets the students had were taken from a basic revision guide.

Lessons on the two poems guiding students through - activities included.

Three detailed guidance sessions to help students prepare for a controlled assessment on the dramatic devices used by Priestley in Act 1 of the play.

Explores Pinter's Theatre of the Absurd, his style and language.

A revision lesson aimed to help students to improve their own ELLA 3 section A comparative essays. Can be adapted to suit any previous exam papers. Encourages independent learning, self reflection and peer assessment. The double lesson follows on, allowing higher achievers to use coaching skills to help their peers improve.

Lesson on improving commentary writing for the text production task. Ideal for exam revision - encourages independent learning and reflection time. Also encourages students to use coaching skills.

A series of lesson desiged to aid the teaching of Arthur Miller's 'All My Sons'. Gives basic analysis with a language focus in order to help use the spoken language framework for ELLA 2 part B examination. May also be used as a revision aid for the students.

A variety of revision materials ranging from lessons to quick quizzes and example exam questions. Students could use them to decide on key passages to revise or draw mind maps of points for each question.

A lesson focusing on the resolution of the novel. Suggested reading for background and discussion points.

A detailed lesson (or series of lessons depending on time restraints), where students explore a series of important extracts focusing on St John, Hannah and the rest of the Rivers family. Suggests background reading and possible examination questions for both section A and B.

This session allows for students to consolidate their learning. The activity requires students to look closely at a few short passages exploring how Bronte presents nature in the turning point of the novel.

A series of lessons to guide students through the Thornfield section of the novel. Offers suggestions for background reading, passages to analyse and possible essay questions and creative tasks for section A or B of the examination.

Highlights key passages to analyse - suggested background reading to increase students' general knowledge about critical essays and gives example questions for homework tasks.

Introduces students to key passages and use of the framework in the opening section of the novel. The sessions may take a series of lessons.

An introductory lesson to the course - can be altered to suit other texts.

These can be used to save you time when researching the poems to teach or issued to students to help them whilst preparing for their controlled assessments or the literature exam.

Specifically designed to add an extra dimension to students' practice revision essays. Students can also use them to help them to annotate the text - great to set for cover work during the poetry unit. Can be printed as a revision booklet just before study leave.

Consolidation lesson - students to create their own revision sheet on their favourite poem. To extend, students could also learn one of the poems off by heart and perform it.