<p>These slides will help your students approach, examine and explore the new subject of Media Ecology.</p> <p>The lessons engage A Level learners through diverse activities and cover various ‘ways in’ such as suggested videos, media ecology theories, example case studies and a grade A/A* CIE marked exam essay.</p>

<p>This resource includes 76 slides, with activities, theories and hyperlinks for a diverse range of contemporary A Level regulation case studies. It also has a CIE exam board marked essay which received full marks.</p> <p>There is a focus on the complexities of media regulation, with reference to a range of media forms (including social media). The slides are designed to support students with researching case studies, engaging in debates and creating links to Cambridge’s Media Ecology unit.</p>

<p>This resource would suit a CPD session focused on staff wellbeing.<br /> Using this presentation will allow staff to:<br /> -Learn more about self-care<br /> -Have a go at some strategies<br /> -Complete a self-care audit<br /> -Identify areas to focus on<br /> -Set individual goals and track progress<br /> -Engage in further reading on the subject</p>

<p>This 12 page document includes every quotation from Steinbeck’s ‘Of Mice and Men’ that relates to the novella’s context.</p> <p>The quotations are categorised by the following areas of context:<br /> -SETTING<br /> -ECONOMIC HARDSHIP<br /> -HARD/PHYSICAL LABOUR<br /> -MIGRANT/ ITINERANT WORKERS<br /> -AMERICAN DREAM<br /> -RACISM/SEGREGATION<br /> -CLASS DIVIDE<br /> -WOMEN<br /> -VIOLENCE/HARSH SOCIETY</p> <p>A resource that will help students interweave contextual points in exam essays.</p>

<p>This crib sheet includes a range of questions that will guide you through the ‘GROW’ model of coaching (Goal/Reality/Options/Will).</p>

<p>This resource has 30 time-saving tips based on:<br /> -Marking<br /> -Planning<br /> -Reporting<br /> -Prioritising<br /> -Productivity</p>

<p>This can be a really fun lesson where students use their skills of deduction and resilience to ‘dig deep’ when navigating some challenging unseen poems.</p> <p>Despite the challenge, students are able to comment on language, structure and form, which results in greater confidence when analysing unseen poems in exam conditions.</p>

<p>These slides offer a quick review of the key principles of coaching, five levels of listening, the basics of the GROW model and asking permission.</p> <p>This resource would be useful to use during staff CPD, once a coaching culture has already been established. The session includes an opportunity to coach and reflect.</p> <p>A crib sheet with key coaching questions is included in the resource too.</p>

<p>This resource has different examples and activities that enable learners to improve a range of descriptive writing skills. The slides focus on:</p> <ul> <li>Verbs, adjectives and adverbs</li> <li>Synonyms for basic colours using a colour palette</li> <li>Using art to gauge the accuracy of a verbal description</li> <li>Multisensory description</li> <li>Show not tell</li> <li>A fun writing task and peer assessment</li> </ul>

<p>This top sheet is a time saver for marking AQA A Level Literature B essays.</p> <p>Ticking the boxes allows for a clear visual of strenghts and areas for improvement. You can add comments if you wish, or ask students to record their best area(s) and area(s) to work on.</p> <p>This can also be used for self and peer assessment.</p>

<p>A simple grid that can be printed or laminated.</p> <p>The grid prompts students to focus on different elements of political and social protest (AO4) in both verbal and written responses.</p>

<p>A simple grid that can be printed or laminated.</p> <p>The grid prompts students to focus on different aspects of tragedy (AO4) in both verbal and written responses.</p>

<p>This two page document includes a series of questions that support student reflection after completing English examinations. This resource can easily be adapted for other subjects.</p>