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Welcome to my Tes Shop.
I'm passionate about making good quality teaching resources at the cheapest prices possible. My resources are written specifically for the Grade 9-1 GCSE Exams and designed to help students develop their knowledge.
I'm always interested in feedback, so please leave a review and contact me on social media.
This is a detailed set of 10 model answer on J B Priestley’s ‘An Inspector Calls’.
The answers included in this bundle are:
Conflict between generations
Gender
Priestley’s intentions
The importance of Eva
The importance of the Inspector
Gerald as a Dislikable Character
The Importance of Class
Gerald as an Upper-Class Young Man
The Importance of the Ending
Wealth
All essays receive a grade and a very detailed commentary analysing the strengths and weaknesses of the answer. This enables students to identify good practice and techniques to implement in their work. Answers should also act as a source of inspiration for students introduce them to different responses to the text.
All answers were written by a high attaining GCSE age student under exam conditions. Therefore, the answers are not expected to be perfect but realistic representations of what can be achieved during a GCSE exam.
This resource has been targeted at the AQA specification but will still be useful to all GCSE English Literature students.
This is the complete collection, comprimising all of the answers from both bundle 1 and bundle 2, for a discounted price.
Check out the rest of the series and other great resources in my Tes Shop.
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Recently updated and improved, this is a detailed set of 5 model answer on J B Priestley’s ‘An Inspector Calls’.
The answers included in this bundle are:
Gerald as a Dislikable Character
The Importance of Class
Gerald as an Upper-Class Young Man
The Importance of the Ending
Wealth
All essays receive a grade and a very detailed commentary analysing the strengths and weaknesses of the answer. This enables students to identify good practice and techniques to implement in their work. Answers should also act as a source of inspiration for students introduce them to different responses to the text.
All answers were written by a high attaining GCSE age student under exam conditions. Therefore, the answers are not expected to be perfect but realistic representations of what can be achieved during a GCSE exam.
This resource has been targeted at the AQA specification but will still be useful to all GCSE English Literature students.
This is bundle 2 and represents excellent value for money.
Check out the rest of the series and other great resources in my Tes Shop.
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A detailed, high-level model answer analysing Dickens presentation of good people in ‘A Christmas Carol’.
All essays receive a grade and a very detailed commentary analysing the strengths and weaknesses of the answer. This enables students to identify good practice and techniques to implement in their work. Answers should also act as a source of inspiration for students introduce them to different responses to the text.
All answers were written by a high attaining GCSE age student under exam conditions. Therefore, the answers are not expected to be perfect but realistic representations of what can be achieved during a GCSE exam.
This resource has been targeted at the AQA specification but will still be useful to all GCSE English Literature students.
Check out the rest of the series and other great resources in my Tes Shop.
Any Enquires:
Email - thomasd01@yahoo.com
A detailed, high-level model answer analysing Dickens presentation of cruelty in ‘A Christmas carol’.
All essays receive a grade and a very detailed commentary analysing the strengths and weaknesses of the answer. This enables students to identify good practice and techniques to implement in their work. Answers should also act as a source of inspiration for students introduce them to different responses to the text.
All answers were written by a high attaining GCSE age student under exam conditions. Therefore, the answers are not expected to be perfect but realistic representations of what can be achieved during a GCSE exam.
This resource has been targeted at the AQA specification but will still be useful to all GCSE English Literature students.
Check out the rest of the series and other great resources in my Tes Shop.
Any Enquires:
Email - thomasd01@yahoo.com
A detailed, high-level model answer analysing Dickens presentation of celebrations in ‘A Christmas carol’.
All essays receive a grade and a very detailed commentary analysing the strengths and weaknesses of the answer. This enables students to identify good practice and techniques to implement in their work. Answers should also act as a source of inspiration for students introduce them to different responses to the text.
All answers were written by a high attaining GCSE age student under exam conditions. Therefore, the answers are not expected to be perfect but realistic representations of what can be achieved during a GCSE exam.
This resource has been targeted at the AQA specification but will still be useful to all GCSE English Literature students.
Check out the rest of the series and other great resources in my Tes Shop.
Any Enquires:
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This is a detailed set of 10 model answer on ‘A Christmas Carol’ by Charles Dickens.
The answers included in this bundle are:
Celebrations
Cruelty
Good People
Happiness
Poverty
Scrooge’s Fears
The Spirits
Working Life
Attitudes to Christmas
Family
All essays receive a grade and a very detailed commentary analysing the strengths and weaknesses of the answer. This enables students to identify good practice and techniques to implement in their work. Answers should also act as a source of inspiration for students introduce them to different responses to the text.
All answers were written by a high attaining GCSE age student under exam conditions. Therefore, the answers are not expected to be perfect but realistic representations of what can be achieved during a GCSE exam.
This resource has been targeted at the AQA specification but will still be useful to all GCSE English Literature students.
This is the complete collection, comprimising all of the answers from both bundle 1 and bundle 2, for a discounted price.
Check out the rest of the series and other great resources in my Tes Shop.
Any Enquires:
Email - thomasd01@yahoo.com
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A detailed, high-level model answer analysing Dickens presentation of poverty in ‘A Christmas Carol’.
All essays receive a grade and a very detailed commentary analysing the strengths and weaknesses of the answer. This enables students to identify good practice and techniques to implement in their work. Answers should also act as a source of inspiration for students introduce them to different responses to the text.
All answers were written by a high attaining GCSE age student under exam conditions. Therefore, the answers are not expected to be perfect but realistic representations of what can be achieved during a GCSE exam.
This resource has been targeted at the AQA specification but will still be useful to all GCSE English Literature students.
Check out the rest of the series and other great resources in my Tes Shop.
Any Enquires:
Email - thomasd01@yahoo.com
A detailed set of 5 model answer on Charles Dickens’ ‘A Christmas Carol’.
The answers included in this bundle are:
Scrooge’s Fears
Celebrations
Cruelty
Good People
Poverty
All essays receive a grade and a very detailed commentary analysing the strengths and weaknesses of the answer. This enables students to identify good practice and techniques to implement in their work. Answers should also act as a source of inspiration for students introduce them to different responses to the text.
All answers were written by a high attaining GCSE age student under exam conditions. Therefore, the answers are not expected to be perfect but realistic representations of what can be achieved during a GCSE exam.
This resource has been targeted at the AQA specification but will still be useful to all GCSE English Literature students.
This is bundle 2 and represents excellent value for money.
Check out the rest of the series and other great resources in my Tes Shop.
Any Enquires:
Email - thomasd01@yahoo.com
A detailed, high-level model answer analysing Dickens presentation of Scrooge’s fears in ‘A Christmas Carol’.
All essays receive a grade and a very detailed commentary analysing the strengths and weaknesses of the answer. This enables students to identify good practice and techniques to implement in their work. Answers should also act as a source of inspiration for students introduce them to different responses to the text.
All answers were written by a high attaining GCSE age student under exam conditions. Therefore, the answers are not expected to be perfect but realistic representations of what can be achieved during a GCSE exam.
This resource has been targeted at the AQA specification but will still be useful to all GCSE English Literature students.
Check out the rest of the series and other great resources in my Tes Shop.
Any Enquires:
Email - thomasd01@yahoo.com
A detailed set of 4 theme analysis on ‘A Christmas Carol’ by Charles Dickens.
The characters included in this bundle are:
Light and Dark
Poverty
Redemption
Family
Included in this analysis is detailed discussion of the theme with contextual links.
This allows students to deepen their understanding of character, enchancing their essays and improving their understanding.
This resource has been written for AQA, but will be useful to all students studying ‘A Christmas Carol’.
This bundle offers excellent value for money.
Check out the rest of the series and other great resources in my Tes Shop.
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Email - thomasd01@yahoo.com
A detailed analysis of Dickens’ presentation of the theme of poverty in ‘A Christmas Carol’.
Included in this analysis is detailed discussion of the theme with contextual links.
This allows students to deepen their understanding of character, enchancing their essays and improving their understanding.
This resource has been written for AQA, but will be useful to all students studying GCSE English Literature.
Check out the rest of the series and other great resources in my Tes Shop.
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A detailed, high-level model answer analysing comparing ‘Bayonet Charge’ and ‘Remains’ from the ‘Power and Conflict’ anthology.
All essays receive a grade and a very detailed commentary analysing the strengths and weaknesses of the answer. This enables students to identify good practice and techniques to implement in their work. Answers should also act as a source of inspiration for students introduce them to different responses to the text.
All answers were written by a high attaining GCSE age student under exam conditions. Therefore, the answers are not expected to be perfect but realistic representations of what can be achieved during a GCSE exam.
This resource has been targeted at the AQA specification but will still be useful to all GCSE English Literature students.
Check out the rest of the series and other great resources in my Tes Shop.
A detailed, high-level model answer comparing The Emigree and Storm on the Island.
All essays receive a grade and a very detailed commentary analysing the strengths and weaknesses of the answer. This enables students to identify good practice and techniques to implement in their work. Answers should also act as a source of inspiration for students introduce them to different responses to the text.
All answers were written by a high attaining GCSE age student under exam conditions. Therefore, the answers are not expected to be perfect but realistic representations of what can be achieved during a GCSE exam.
This resource has been targeted at the AQA specification but will still be useful to all GCSE English Literature students.
Check out the rest of the series and other great resources in my Tes Shop.
This is a detailed set of 9 model answer on the ‘Power and Conflict’ poetry.
The answers included in this bundle are:
Ozymandias and My Last Duchess
Tissue and London
Bayonet Charge and Remains
Exposure and Charge of the Light Brigade
London and Checking Out Me History
Ozymandias and The Prelude
The Emigree and Storm on the Island
The Prelude and Kamikaze
War Photographer and Poppies
All essays receive a grade and a very detailed commentary analysing the strengths and weaknesses of the answer. This enables students to identify good practice and techniques to implement in their work. Answers should also act as a source of inspiration for students introduce them to different responses to the text.
All answers were written by a high attaining GCSE age student under exam conditions. Therefore, the answers are not expected to be perfect but realistic representations of what can be achieved during a GCSE exam.
This resource has been targeted at the AQA specification but will still be useful to all GCSE English Literature students.
This is the complete collection, comprimising all of the answers from both bundle 1 and bundle 2, for a discounted price.
Check out the rest of the series and other great resources in my Tes Shop.
Any Enquires:
Email - thomasd01@yahoo.com
A detailed, high-level model answer comparing ‘Tissue’ and ‘London’.
All essays receive a grade and a very detailed commentary analysing the strengths and weaknesses of the answer. This enables students to identify good practice and techniques to implement in their work. Answers should also act as a source of inspiration for students introduce them to different responses to the text.
All answers were written by a high attaining GCSE age student under exam conditions. Therefore, the answers are not expected to be perfect but realistic representations of what can be achieved during a GCSE exam.
This resource has been targeted at the AQA specification but will still be useful to all GCSE English Literature students.
Check out the rest of the series and other great resources in my Tes Shop.
Any Enquires:
Email – thomasd01@yahoo.com
A detailed set of 4 model answer on the power and conflict poetry anthology.
The answers included in this bundle are:
Ozymandias and My Last Duchess
Tissue and London
Bayonet Charge and Remains
London and Checking Out Me History
This allows students to understand how to structure their arguments to achieve full marks. At the end of the essay is the mark as well as a detailed comment analysing the student’s strengths and weaknesses. This enables students to understand what parts of the essay have been so successful.
This resource has been written for AQA, but will be useful to all students studying the poems from power and conflict.
This is bundle 1 and offers excellent value for money.
Check out the rest of the series and other great resources in my Tes Shop.
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A detailed, high-level model answer comparing Ozymandias and My Last Duchess.
All essays receive a grade and a very detailed commentary analysing the strengths and weaknesses of the answer. This enables students to identify good practice and techniques to implement in their work. Answers should also act as a source of inspiration for students introduce them to different responses to the text.
All answers were written by a high attaining GCSE age student under exam conditions. Therefore, the answers are not expected to be perfect but realistic representations of what can be achieved during a GCSE exam.
This resource has been targeted at the AQA specification but will still be useful to all GCSE English Literature students.
Check out the rest of the series and other great resources in my Tes Shop.
Any Enquires:
Email – thomasd01@yahoo.com
A detailed model answer analysing the unseen poem ‘The Island Man’ by Grace Nichols.
This allows students to understand how to structure their arguments to achieve a high mark. At the end of the essay is the mark as well as a detailed comment analysing the student’s strengths and weaknesses. This enables students to understand what parts of the essay have been so successful.
This resource has been written for AQA, but will be useful to all students studying GCSE English Literature.
Check out the rest of the series and other great resources in my Tes Shop.
Any Enquires:
Email - thomasd01@yahoo.com