<p>Seven CIE English Literature-style passage questions for IGCSE. The first, for Chapter 15, includes a possible framework for responding to these questions.</p>

<p>PowerPoint that outlines some ideas for ways into looking for Waugh’s satiric techniques in <em>A Handful of Dust</em>.</p>

<p>Notes to provide quick support for you to teach Elizabeth Jennings’s poem ‘One Flesh’.</p>

<p>Detailed presentation (1,500 words/10 slides of material) on how Dickens presents the character of Miss Havisham in <em>Great Expectations.</em></p>

<p>Essay plan for post-viewing (either of whole episode or of clips) analysis of the episode ‘Hush’. Opportunity to combine media work with looking at the Gothic.</p>

<p>Instruction sheet to set up a lesson/homework on designing a new sport for the Olympics.</p>

<p>Worksheets to support looking at Plath’s ‘Spinster’.</p>

<p>Notes for the current CIE IGCSE Literature Anthology poem ‘The Trees’ by Philip Larkin.</p>

<p>Notes exploring the importance of the salesman identity in Miller’s play.</p>

<p>A handout that compiles useful quotations from across the whole text, supporting potential work on how life at the time is presented and what dreams allow as hope. Can be used as the basis of discussion, a literature essay, or empathetic task.</p>

<p>A clear, accurate guide for effective presentation and employing of quotations.</p>

<p>Three past paper passages, and one created passage hand-annotated, as one would in an exam room.</p> <p>Useful to show students how to annotate a passage.</p> <p>Also useful to show what might have been discussed in a response once they’ve attempted it - which can aid with marking time and feedback.</p>