London by William Blake: Power and Conflict. Excellent Resource

This is a fantastic lesson that I’ve created from my 15 years of being a classroom teacher and 6 years being an AQA examiner.

An engaging, high quality powerpoint with a range of fun activities and exercises to stretch and challenge the more able, and are differentiated.

This scheme also encourages to focus on the comparative aspect of the examination, providing a range of comparative lessons, exam questions and model answers to support students.

This resource contains:

• A detailed powerpoint with questions to really break down the poem. Individual and group exercises for students.
• Exercise linking to Gin Lane and the influences on Blake.
• Contextual factors
• The poet’s structural choices.
• The poet’s language choices.
• Comparing poem to the others in the anthology.
• Model answers for students and how best to approach and answer an exam question.

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