No one likes a show-off and I never use the term “model answer”. However, this is a suggested answer to a very common area of exam focus for Law or Legal Studies, namely juries. Please amend as you see fit but I hope this resource is of use to my fellow Law teachers. The answer is one to the following question (s): What role do Juries play in the English legal system?

A 25-page Handout on the General Defences in Law, used as part of my A Level teaching programme. Includes activities and questions and general “top tips” about what to include in exam answers. Written by an experienced examiner and suitable for Law students at Level 3, A Level, Access or BTEC Law Units.

A Powerpoint presentation which considers the main themes of Samuel Beckett’s masterpiece, “Waiting for Godot”.

An essay question of 1000 words which explores the main themes of Tom Stoppard’s play, “Rosencrantz and Guildenstern are Dead”. This resource is suitable for adaptation and addition to any work on this difficult play.

A Powerpoint presentation to consider the main themes and characters in Charles Dickens’ timeless masterpiece, “Great Expectations”. This Powerpoint would be appropriate as an introduction to the novel or as an aid to revision.

A Powerpoint presentation which explores the themes and characters of J. B. Priestley’s “An Inspector Calls”. The Powerpoint also looks at common questions which are set on the play and examines one in depth, giving a suggested answer plan. The Powerpoint is suitable for any students who are studying the play, but is particularly useful for GCSE and AS/A Level students.

A Handout which explores how to answer exam questions on the play, giving examples of how to include characters and what to say about them. Suitable for all students of the play but especially GCSE and AS/A Level students.

A Powerpoint guide to the study of Romeo and Juliet. Includes a discussion of characters, plot and common questions. Includes a video from the RSC of the famous balcony scene and some questions on it. Primarily aimed at GCSE/A and AS Level students of the play but can be used as a useful introduction at whatever level.

A discussion of the character of Arthur Birling, suitable for any student of “An Inspector Calls” but particularly GCSE and AS/A Level students. Includes questions which can be practised or used as a basis for discussion.

A guide to studying the novel “My Name is Leon” by Kit de Waal. New to the AQA A Level Specification, this guide looks briefly at the main characters and includes some questions and pointers for discussion about the novel.

This is a collection of 3 resources on globalisation. It represents a complete lesson which has been updated and used with many classes, including an OFSTED observed session, which was awarded a Grade 1. The pack includes: a PowerPoint presentation which takes you through the topic and which includes videos and discussion points. An accompanying student handout which incorporates activities and questions. PLUS a ready-made lesson plan to guide teachers through the entire lesson. Nothing to prepare: if you want to deliver a top-notch lesson on the topic of Globalisation, then all of the work has been done for you. Tried and tested - it’s all here! Enjoy!

A Handout analysing the character of Estella from Dickens’ eternal masterpiece “Great Expectations”. Questions and discussion points included at the end. Useful for study at either AS/A Level or GCSE.

A character analysis of Pip, one of the most endearing characters from Dickens’ rich portfolio. This Handout is suitable for study at either GCSE or AS/A Level and contains some questions/discussion points at the end.

A Handout discussing the character of, and themes surrounding, the character of Estragon from Samuel Beckett’s “Waiting for Godot”. This Handout is primarily aimed at A Level students of the text and contains some questions and discussion points at the end.

A beginner’s guide to studying Macbeth for students at either GCSE or AS/A Level. Contains a brief outline of the plot, brief character analyses and hints for studying the play as well as a brief guide to further resources.

A Handout which analyses the character of Macbeth. Suitable for students at GCSE and A/AS Level, the Handout includes questions and discussion points, as well as a topic for debate and outline pro and con arguments to get a discussion started.

A very common question at GCSE level is the extent to which Lady Macbeth is a powerful woman who influences her husband. This suggested answer explores these themes. Suitable for use with either GCSE or AS/A Level students.

A guide to getting started with the study of this complex play. Some students of the text are sometimes baffled by how to approach such a seminal work. this guide outlines the main themes of the play and gives a brief outline of what to expect before embarking on the work.