<p>Short lesson with introducing Fairclough’s theory regarding advertising and language use.</p> <p>Four advertisements included for analysis although you can aid differentiation by adding your own.</p>

Stanza by stanza analysis of Litany from Mean Time. Suitable for Eduqas AS/A-Level English Literature and AQA AS/A-Level English Language and Literature. Ideal for revision.

<p>Powerpoint presentation giving an introduction to the play with comments about the main characters and themes.</p>

<p>This powerpoint presentation contains a fully annotated copy of the first part of T.S. Eliot’s The Waste Land - The Burial of the Dead. The presentation contains many prompts/questions for students and as such it is ideal for revision purposes or commenting on unseen poetry for higher level learners. Suitable for A-Level and first year undergraduate students.</p>

<p>A fully annotated presentation of this part of the poem. Ideal for revision/unseen analysis.</p>

<p>Ideal for any level 3 courses studying Hamlet as a short revision burst/opener.</p> <p>Focuses on the main revenge aspects within the play with suitable quotations.</p>

<p>Powerpoint on the topic/language method/framework/language level based on graphology. Also included is a handout for students for students to annotate during the session and a task for the end of the session with extension activity for stretch and challenge. I have used this teaching AQA English Language and AQA English Language &amp; Literature.</p>

<p>The final part of The Waste Land annotated.</p> <p>Ideal for revision or an introduction to the poem.</p>

<p>Annotated third part of The Waste Land. For A-Level and IB English Literature students.</p> <p>Ideal for revision and/or an introduction to the poem.</p>

<p>This powerpoint covers the genre of revenge tragedy and how Shakespeare’s Hamlet uses this theme, with particular reference to the characters of Hamlet and Claudius, alongside further exploration of the wider play and language used.</p> <p>There are extensive notes under each slide.</p> <p>Ideal for any level three literature course.</p>

<p>An analysis of the poem, in annotated form ideal for A-Level revision or Access to H.E. humanities course.</p>

<p>Background and contextual information on Thomas Love Peacock, ideal for an introduction to the poet.</p>

<p>Background and contextual information on William Wordsworth, ideal for an introduction to the poet.</p>

<p>Short powerpoint presentation introduction learners to the themes and ideas surrounding Revenge Tragedy. Used in A-Level Literature classes.</p>

<p>Annotated fourth part of The Waste Land.</p> <p>Suitable for revision/introduction to the poem.</p>

<p>Background and contextual information on Percy Bysshe Shelley, ideal for an introduction to the poet.</p>