The Emigree by Carol Ann Rumens: Power and Conflict. Outstanding lesson

This is an outstanding lesson for one of the trickiest poems in the Power and Conflict anthology 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 resource contains:

• A detailed powerpoint with questions to really break down every aspect of the poem including symbolism, personification, metaphor, nostalgia, etc.
• Analysis of power within the poem and how imagery is used to reinforce the power of memory and nostalgia.
• Individual and group exercises for students.
• Contextual factors and reseach work on Rumens.
• Analysis of the poet’s individual structural choices.
• Analysis of the poet’s individual language choices.
• Exercises comparing the poem to the other poems in the anthology which is incredibly beneficial for the exam.
• Model answers for students and how best to approach and answer an exam question.

Similar outstanding lessons can also be found, created bespoke by **EliteEnglishGCSE. **

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• Lesson on compare poems, exam questions and model answers and lessons for: Remains and War Photographer, London and Ozymandias, The Charge of the Light Brigade and Exposure, Emigree and Checkin Out Me History, Comparing Literary Devices. Resources on how to make wider connection amongst the poems.
• **EliteEnglishGCSE **also creates lessons for all poems in the Power and Conflict anthology.
• Resources on an Introduction to Power and Conflict
  -Resources on wider contextual information such as The Romantic Period.