<p>This document is an essential companion for students gearing up for their A-level examinations. This comprehensive guide offers a structured approach and insightful strategies to help students craft compelling essays on Shakespeare’s Othello.</p> <p>With its systematic layout, this guide takes students through every step of the essay-writing process. It begins with prompt analysis and thesis development, guiding students in selecting and analyzing relevant textual evidence.</p> <p>Featuring detailed essay outlines for common topics such as themes, character analysis, and dramatic techniques, this guide provides a clear method for constructing coherent arguments. Each outline is supplemented with annotations and explanations to aid students in understanding how to effectively incorporate textual support.</p> <p>Focused on fostering clarity, coherence, and depth of analysis, this plan equips students with the skills needed to excel in their written assessments. Whether tackling timed exam essays or coursework assignments, this guide serves as an indispensable tool for achieving success in A-level English Literature.</p>

<p>This is a slightly smaller document compared to some of my others, being only two pages. However, it is very detailed and outlines the key information regarding factors of the First Past the Post electoral system. Also giving detailed explanations and real-world events and comparisons for each factor. Very useful for an A-Level Politics student revising or even learning the FPTP system of voting.</p>

<p>This is a fairly simple revision sheet that presents Conservatism’s key thinkers and the views they portray, very useful for revising important source material and critical thinkers.</p> <p>The notes cover :</p> <ul> <li>Michael Oakeshott</li> <li>Ayn Rand</li> <li>Robert Nozick</li> <li>Thomas Hobbes</li> <li>Edmund Burke</li> </ul>

<p>This is a 3 page revision document that outlines all the key content needed for A-Level politics students to revise or learn about the European union, which is a crucial part of the syllabus. This document is not massive, but it is crammed with information and goes in-depth on the topics and analysis.</p> <p>This document covers:</p> <ul> <li>Institutions of the EU and their functions</li> <li>Different debates surrounding the EU</li> <li>Aims of the EU and analysis on how far these have been achieved</li> <li>The impact of the EU</li> </ul>

<p>This is a 12 slide Powerpoint presentation that outlines the Great Depression Era and Weimar germany between the 1920-1930s. This PowerPoint presentation is a shining example of exceptional design and content organization. With its visually appealing layout, clear and concise text, and thoughtfully chosen graphics, it engages the audience from start to finish. The speaker’s command over the subject matter and effective use of multimedia elements ensure that the message is not only well-delivered but also easily comprehensible.</p> <p>This can be used to teach a class of students anywhere fron Primary school to GCSE level.</p>

<p>This is a 4 page document outlining the key concepts of the UK judiciary needed for A-Level politics students. This can be used as a revision tool or to teach students about the important content regarding the Judicial system.</p> <p>This document covers :</p> <ul> <li>The principles that support the judiciary</li> <li>The role of the Supreme Court and its impact on government, legislature and the policy process</li> <li>The importance of ultra vires, judicial review, and the Supreme Court’s influence on the legislative process</li> <li>Context and important cases such as Gina Miller vs the UK government</li> </ul>

<p>This is a 3 page document that outlines the key concepts surrounding the UK prime minister, this goes into detail and analyses the role of the prime minister. The document can be used to revise as an A-Level politics student, or to teach the important information.</p> <p>This document covers:</p> <ul> <li>How policy is made</li> <li>The main roles of the Prime Minister</li> <li>Limits on the Prime Minster’s power</li> <li>Debates surrounding the Prime Minister</li> <li>The relationship between the Prime Minister and his Cabinet</li> <li>Individual and collective ministerial responsibility</li> </ul>

<p>This is a quick 7 page document, meant to either refresh your memory on the important details or serve as a tool to learn the key principles of the UK constitution at an A Level Politics level.</p> <p>This resource covers:</p> <ul> <li>The nature of the UK Constitution</li> <li>The ways of evaluating it</li> <li>The main sources of the Constitution</li> <li>It’s milestones</li> <li>The important issues and debates surrounding it.</li> </ul> <p>All of these are crucial elements that will be tested throughout the course of the A-Level year, but most importantly for the actual examinations.</p>

<p>This is a 5 page document that outlines the key concepts of the UK Parliament for an A-Level Politics student, going in depth on all the important subjects detailed in the A-Level specification. This document can be used by a Politics student to revise or by a teacher to educate on the essential information regarding this part of the curriculum.</p> <p>This document covers:</p> <ul> <li>The structure and role of Parliament</li> <li>The scrutiny process</li> <li>Parliamentary debates</li> <li>The Legislative process</li> <li>Theories of representation (Burkean, delegate, mandate theories)</li> <li>Representation and the Houses of Parliament</li> </ul>