The Kite Runner quotations and analysis of quotations. Relevant for AS/A level essay writing and exam prep.

Handmaid’s Tale: The Red Centre – Study Support This PowerPoint summarizes key chapters on the Red Centre, a crucial setting in The Handmaid’s Tale by Margaret Atwood. Perfect for AS/A level revision and essay preparation, it highlights important themes, characters, and analysis to help students engage critically with the text.

PDF presentation relevant for GCSE and A level students. Presented as part of an A level English literature course in 2016, A grade achieved.

Rebellion in The Handmaid’s Tale – Editable PowerPoint This fully editable PowerPoint presentation explores rebellion as a central theme in Margaret Atwood’s The Handmaid’s Tale. Perfect for AS/A level essay writing and exam revision,. It can be customized to suit individual study needs, saving time while providing a solid foundation for understanding key elements of the text.

The Handmaids tale quotations for exam revision. Relevant for AS/A level essay writing and exams.

A-Grade Essay: Maya Angelou’s Poetry and Marxism This A-grade essay from 2016 explores the connections between Maya Angelou’s poetry and Marxist theory. Ideal for AS/A level students. It offers critical insights into how Angelou’s work reflects themes of class struggle and social justice, making it a valuable resource for essay writing and revision.

**Offred’s Role as a Handmaid in The Handmaid’s Tale (First Two Sections) In the opening sections of The Handmaid’s Tale, Offred’s role as a Handmaid highlights her subjugation in Gilead’s oppressive society. Through her perspective, we explore themes of control, identity, and resistance. This analysis is essential for AS/A level essays, focusing on Gilead, Offred’s character, or broader themes in the novel, making it a useful tool for revision and essay development.

Aunt Lydia Character Analysis in The Handmaid’s Tale – Editable PowerPoint This fully editable PowerPoint presentation provides a detailed character analysis of Aunt Lydia from Margaret Atwood’s The Handmaid’s Tale. It serves as a valuable resource for AS/A level essay writing and revision, allowing students to customize content to deepen their understanding of this complex character and her role in Gilead’s society.

Iago’s Character in Othello: AS/A Level Analysis This essay explores Iago’s character in Shakespeare’s Othello, specifically examining whether he deserves sympathy from the reader. Ideal for AS/A level students, it provides a detailed analysis of Iago’s motives, actions, and complexities, offering valuable insights for both revision and essay writing. This was an A level essay which recieved an A grade in 2016.

A reading progression map for Years 1-6 (Autumn term), detailing all key skills and areas in alignment with the National Curriculum. Successfully used in a two form entry primary school.

Moira Character Analysis in The Handmaid’s Tale – Editable PowerPoint This fully editable PowerPoint presentation provides a detailed character analysis of Moira from Margaret Atwood’s The Handmaid’s Tale. Designed to save time. It serves as a valuable resource for AS/A level essay writing and revision, allowing students to customize content to enhance their understanding of this complex character.

The Importance of Flowers in The Handmaid’s Tale – Editable PowerPoint This fully editable PowerPoint presentation explores the significance of flowers in Margaret Atwood’s The Handmaid’s Tale. It is ideal for AS/A level essay writing and revision, allowing students to customize content while gaining a deeper understanding of the symbolic role of flowers within the novel’s themes and character development.

A-Grade Essay (2017): The Importance of Language and Narrative in The Handmaid’s Tale This A-rated essay from 2017 examines the significance of language and narrative in Margaret Atwood’s The Handmaid’s Tale. It offers valuable insights into how Atwood employs language to convey themes and shape the reader’s understanding of Gilead’s oppressive society. Ideal for AS/A level students, this essay serves as a useful resource for essay writing and revision, providing a strong foundation for critical analysis.