A full scheme of work for teaching Tennessee William’s A Streetcar Named Desire at English Literature.
Includes two context lessons, two lessons on Scenes 1 and 3 and then one lesson per scene for the rest.
Activities include quote finding, extract analysis, discussion tasks, group work, and evaluative plenaries.
The lessons invite students to analyse the text as a play rather than just a written text by linking to the conventions of a tragedy, dramatic techniques, and stagecraft.
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A great go-to resource that you can simply pick up and teach, or spend more time over adapting it, etc. A question for the author: could you please pass a link for the article regarding 1951 film's censorship. My Google search turned up various possibilities... ? Many thanks!
really good quality material - I was concerned what I was going to get for the price, but it's well organised and planned and can be adapted easily for my students
Superb scheme of work. Just the right amount for getting through the play at pace. Suitable for KS4 IGCSE and AS/A Level. Thank you very much!
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Thank you so much for sharing this well developed set of lessons - time and life saver!
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