<p>This is a resource I created for my top set last year and explores a detailed thesis statement that adopts a conceptualised approach with signposting. Each slide covers one aspect from a AO3, AO2, AO1 approach and at the end are two slides inviting students to create their own thesis statements in response to potential literature questions. There is also space for students to explore their own ideas on each text they are studying. All feedback welcome.</p>
<p>Using an extract from The Wereworld, questions 1-4 are covered, with some guidance through prompts in order to encourage independence with mid-ability students. Easy for printing off and uploading for revision on AQA English Language Paper 1 Q1-4.</p>
<p>A 44-page Macbeth revision guide, with sources, recommended links, wider reading, exemplar responses, exam mark scheme, vocabulary and tasks, and a brief guide to writing a thesis-led response.</p>
<p>A handy revision booklet to help students understand more than just the basics of A Christmas Carol. This booklet features key quotes from each stave, key themes, Victorian Colloquialisms, and wider reading to improve their contextual knowledge. For those aiming to write a more conceptualised response for higher marks, there is also a brief guide to writing a thesis-led essay response.</p>
<p>RAG audit of skills required for English Language Paper 2; students can self-complete and mark the skills for each of the question as Red, Amber, or Green. A brief summary of what is required for each question follows. Enables students to then create a revision plan based on the reds.</p>
<p>A self-completed RAG audit for A Christmas Carol studied for GCSE English Literature. The audit directs the student to the urgent topics and skills they need to revise.</p>
<p>Set of ten PDFs featuring each of Macbeth’s seven soliloquies; perfect for printing out for insertion into files/books, or for displaying in your classroom.</p>
<p>A helpful overview of planning for Q5 of English Language Paper 2. This can be emailed to each of your pupils, or downloaded and printed for your classroom.</p>