<p>These sheets are amazing for quick marking of the AQA Language exams. Simply print them off, attach to exam and highlight- no comments needed. You can get through a whole class set of exams so quickly, and feedback is more helpful. Criteria taken directly from mark schemes and the targets to improve that you highlight are inspired by typical things students do wrong for each question (I am an examiner!). Also have an option for teacher comment, student comment, and can also be used for Peer and Self assessment as well.</p>

<p>I created this stave by stave list of key vocabulary for my less able class. They found it very helpful to have next to them as we read and it helped them immensely with their own discussion of the text as I encouraged them to use these words in their answers.</p>

<p>A quick, simple icon quiz to see how many of the key quotations students can remember. Answers below in ‘notes’ section of the PowerPoint.</p>

<p>A PowerPoint running through CIE iGCSE Language Paper 2 2020 Spec- Directed Writing. Also included is the scanned resource I refer to!</p>

<p>This booklet is perfect as a stand alone Scheme of Learning or to be set as a remote learning unit for those in isolation or lockdown. This is a creative writing unit themed around identity and self. All teaching information, resources, tasks and space to answer is within this booklet. It covers a range of text types, from speeches, to letters, to poetry to autobiographies. Differentiated and scaffolded tasks within the booklet as well.</p>

<p>This revision booklet is perfect to supplement lessons or to give remotely. It includes a step by step guide to each question, mark schemes explained and practice tasks for students to complete- all written by an AQA Language examiner.</p>

<p>Using AQA 2016 specimen paper, this PowerPoint is the perfect walk through of the exam before mocks or summer exams. Including a step by step guide for each question, sample answer structures, exam technique- all written by an AQA Examiner.</p>

<p>These sheets are amazing for quick marking of the AQA Literature Paper 2 exam. Simply print them off, attach to exam and highlight- no comments needed. You can get through a whole class set of exams so quickly, and feedback is more helpful. Criteria taken directly from mark schemes and the targets to improve that you highlight are inspired by typical things students do wrong for each question (I am an examiner!). Also have an option for teacher comment, student comment, and can also be used for Peer and Self assessment as well.</p>

<p>This booklet is designed to be a one-stop shop for everything that students and teachers need to know about the coursework/ component 3 of the CIE iGCSE English Language 2020 Spec. The document is editable (I set this for my year 10s) and includes information about the tasks, mark scheme requirements, sample tasks and articles to practise with and key skills. Perfect to set as either remote learning, independent study, homework or to supplement your own lessons. This was created the day after I attended a CIE course up in London (Feb 2020) so all information was accurate at the time of creating!</p>

<p>I made this booklet for my Year 11 class last year. This is fully editable and you will need to change the dates of the exams/ references to me(!). But it takes you through each question step by step and gives up to date examiner advice. This resource was created the day after I attended a course run by CIE up in London in Feb 2020 so all information was accurate as of then!</p>

<p>A selection of poems linked to the theme of Love and Relationships for KS3 to study.</p>

<p>An excellent and simple way of encouraging students to write more analytically within their answers. This connotation circle PowerPoint includes an example from An Inspector Calls as well as a blank template. There is also an additional slide of ideas/ different ways that you could use the connotation circle in lessons. This is a great resource to help plan answers as well as structure paragraphs if you would like to move away from the sometimes-restrictive PEE style paragraphs.</p>

<p>A booklet full of sample GCSE questions for AQA’s English Literature exam. Also includes a self/ peer/ teacher assessment cribsheet where I have simplified the mark scheme into simple WWW/EBI columns encouraging students to self mark and making teacher assessing much quicker!</p>

<p>This Powerpoint uses AQA Language Paper 2 Specimen paper. A step by step guide through each of the exam’s questions, including exam technique, approximate timings, sample answers and answer structures as well as advice - written by an examiner. Perfect for revision sessions/ NQT subject knoweldge.</p>

<p>This revision booklet was made after I attended a course run by CIE up in London in Feb 2020. This is a fully editable document and is currently set up for my own chosen set texts so you will need to personalise it. It takes you through a step by step guide to each question along some helpful examiner tips that we were given on the course. Perfect for homework, revision or to hand out in lessons/ parents’ evenings.</p>

<p>Perfect for remote learning or a short unit of work, this booklet provides students with a step by step guide and introduction to Dystopian Fiction. Including a range of extracts, teaching information, tasks for students to complete and organised into clear weekly lessons. Editable, and you will need to amend dates as this was from the April lockdown! I hope it is helpful for someone!</p>

<p>This PowerPoint is inspired by a number of subject knowledge CPD sessions led by Litdrive/ @Funkypedagogy over the summer on Twitter as well as my own readings of the text. This Powerpoint takes you through a number of elements of the play including characters, themes and motifs and talks through ideas that if mentioned in exams, will help the students stand out from the crowd!</p>

<p>Whether it is fiction, narrative or non-fiction writing, teaching narrative perspective can be quite tricky- after all, not all 15 or 16 year olds have very strong opinions on global warming or building on green spaces in the local area. This Powerpoint resource has been edited to fit A4 paper perfectly when you print it, making it the ideal ready-to-go resource. It encourages students to create a detailed character. They can then use this character in any of their creative writing- descriptive, narrative, or even non-fiction writing such as the persuasive writing questions they may get at GCSE. Writing from their character’s point of view often means they have a stronger voice, and tick off more of the narrative perspective success criteria.</p>

<p>Inspired by a number of revision and CPD sessions held on Litdrive over the summer as well as my own readings of the text, this Powerpoint takes you through different elements of the play including dramatic technique, characters, themes and motifs including biblical allusions, key characters and the porter scene. Ideas and discussions within this Powerpoint are designed to help student answers stand out from the crowd and move into the ‘perceptive’ success criteria. Suitable for any exam board.</p>

<p>This Powerpoint is inspired by a number of CPD sessions held over the summer by Litdrive and other webinars as well as my own reading of the text. This Powerpoint takes you through different elements of the text including chatacter, plot and theme and discusses ideas that will help students to stand out from the crowd with their exam answers.</p>

<p>These are the typed up course notes from the CIE course I attended in Jan 2020 in London. For either the 0500 or 09 2020 specs of CIE iGCSE English Language. I was quite new to the course and I often find there’s not much out there for subject knowledge so I hope this is helpful!</p>