Stuck for finding the best quotes and how to describe them in Duffy's 'Feminine Gospels'? Download this PDF document which has quotes for each poem (excluding Stafford's High) accompanied by writing techniques and reasons as to why each quote has meaning.

This presentation is perfect for revision and just generally teaching a class what the play is about. Intentionally for Theatre Studies purposes however this can be used as an English resourse.<br /> <br /> INCLUDES: <br /> PDF and POWERPOINT version<br /> An introduction<br /> Historial context (including costume)<br /> Audience response <br /> Wertenbaker's objectives<br /> Character profiles<br /> Individual scene descriptions<br /> <br /> Admittedly there are some blank spaces (very little) however this is done intentionally in order for teachers/students to fill in their own information also.

Wertenbaker's play mind maps - both act 1 and 2 describing the scenes plays

Here are the 4 possible questions you are going to get on the exam in mind maps. Helpful revision resource, left with space in order to print off and write your own personal notes on.

Chopin's Awakening is a complex novel however very easy to understand through my revision. This is because I have used subtitles to explore certain parts of the book. Very useful revision source if you are stuck on certain moments.

This resource simplifies the complicated Law term defamation. I have made the resource as interesting as possible within a PDF file. Use as a learning/revision resource.

Two very detailed PDFs with bullet point notes on Shakespeare's play Othello. Extremely helpful revision resourses as noted during a University Lecturer's visit. One focuses primarily on Shakesperian tragedies (useful contextual information to aid) and the other focuses on love, mistrust and the heroic manner.

Primarily a resourse for context to accompany Top Girls, however very useful information about the rise of Thatcherism.

Detailed descriptions of media law terms for new students studying BTEC or higher (possibly GCSE).