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A fully-adaptable PowerPoint on the significance of the ending An Inspector Calls for mid-to-higher level groups.
Prior to the lesson, students will need to have read to the end of the play
Includes:
LOs and skills
Gerald’s debunking of the Inspector and is signifiance
The differences in attitude between the older and younger generation after the first inspector leaves
The significance of Eva Smith as a symbolic character
The significance of the ringing of a second bell, the second Inspector and Birling’s continued lack of character development
Under most slides there are indicative answers in the notes section for teachers to help them. Students will likely come up with other valid answers so these are only a guide.
Best wishes,
Englbee x
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