<p>An A Level ‘Flipped Learning’ resource covering the key themes for Pearson Edexcel Lang/Lit A Level course. The ‘Think’ sheets contain a variety of questions that cover all assessment objectives and get students to think more conceptually. The resource also includes 2 questions per theme that students can then be given to practise.</p> <p>Although these are written for Othello and The Great Gatsby you could easily alter them for any ‘society and the individual’ texts by changing the names; the themes remain the same.</p>

<p>Covers skills including tone, credibility, generating a bank of references and using them appropriately, avoiding agression and using punctuation.</p>

<p>A list of eight practise questions (made up) to match the new AQA specification</p>

<p>A select list of important quotes, by chapter and in order, from the novel. Students can use the key at the end to colour-code quotes.</p>

For High Y7 upwards.

<p>Please enjoy my scheme - i’m an examiner so have tried to utilise skills where possible. The scheme is intended for an introduction to the paper so is the “first step” to excellence. Written scheme and homework also included :)</p>

<p>This resource gives basic templates for the following types of non-fiction writing:<br /> Article – newspaper or magazine<br /> Informal Letter<br /> Formal Letter<br /> Report<br /> Speech/Talk<br /> Guide<br /> Review<br /> We use them to help students craft their own answers by borrowing or replicating aspects of each template.</p>

<p>A poster containing a key quote and image for each EDUQAS anthology poem.</p>

<p>A list of unseen poems chosen by teachers</p>

<p>Sheets require students to sum up their learning, analyse key quotes and explore key words across every scene of every act.</p>