<p>This resource is for those students studying the Health and the People module in AQA GCSE History. The final question of the exam has the most marks available and will be about how big an impact a specific factor had on the development of medicine. In general, the question will remain similar, therefore as long as the students memorise the important aspects of each factor they should be able to answer it satisfactorily. This resource is a summary of each factor in easy to learn bitesize chunks. It can also be adapted for use as a PowerPoint presentation.</p>

<p>A model answer to a potential Historic Environment question for the 2019 GCSE History exams, Paper 2, the Normans. More will be published soon.</p>

<p>The 9EN0 module of the Edexcel GCE A level English Language currently has very few resources available. This is a bundle of Powerpoint presentations that summarise the first two modules of the course: Language variation and Child Language. They are easy to use, simple to understand and adaptable according to the teacher’s needs. They are very effective as a set of revision lessons or as a crash course in the main information of the course.<br /> There are 6 presentations available:</p> <ol> <li>Children’s Spoken Language</li> <li>Children’s Written Language</li> <li>Geographical Variation</li> <li>Individual Variation</li> <li>International Variation</li> <li>Variation over time</li> </ol>

<p>This is a second model answer for a possible question on Pevensey Castle as part of the Historic Environment part of the AQA GCSE History paper. There are a limited number of possible questions for this part, so students may find it useful to understand the type of structure this question requires through this model answer.</p>

<p>For students studying Edexcel A-level English Language and have chosen the Investigating language Global English module. This years option is Caribbean English. This is a practise paper that I have designed, as there are none available at the moment.</p>

<p>This succinct revision sheet summarises all the most important grammatical terms needed for a English Language GCSE, A-level and ESL students. It contains five sections:</p> <ol> <li>Parts of speech</li> <li>Sentence types and functions</li> <li>Punctuation</li> <li>Linguistic/Persuasive techniques</li> <li>Narrative terms<br /> Each part contains a definition and/or example of usage of the most necessary terms in English Language.<br /> Revision lessons can be based on the sheet as well by eliciting examples from students as well.<br /> Please provide comments as to whether the sheet needs to include any other terms, and the resource will be updated.</li> </ol>