English teacher. Always focused on trying to engage students, especially lower ability. Challenge tasks set for higher ability in most lessons. Resources will always be colourful, visual, engaging and usually include film clips.
A full scheme of work, complete with new specification GCSE Assessment Objectives.
The focus is on key extracts, found here: http://filestore.aqa.org.uk/resources/english/AQA-8702-19C-KS3.PDF .
The scheme introduces students to pre-19th Century literature with a variety of activities: group work; descriptive writing; peer and self assessment. The scheme also includes a cover slide for each lesson which contains key words along with 'aspire, challenge and excel'. The scheme has been ran with a top and bottom set Year 9 class and been modified accordingly.
The Medium Term Plan is also included.
All resources, bar the resource described below, are included on the slides; links to the YouTube clips are in the notes below the slides.
Extracts needed for lesson (Slide 22-25) can be found in this book 'Rollercoasters: 19th Century Fiction and Non-Fiction' (ISBN:0198357400).
I have just purchased this fantastic resource which i am looking FWD to using with my year 9 class. Thank you for a fantastic SOW-Just perfect to prepare KS3 for the not so new specs!<br />
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Is it possible to send me these extracts please? perhaps scan in an email to me?<br />
Extracts needed for lesson (Slide 22-25) can be found in this book 'Rollercoasters: 19th Century Fiction and Non-Fiction' (ISBN:0198357400).<br />
Thanks so much :)<br />
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JenniferLouiseAvery
8 years ago
Hi there, I'm really sorry but I cannot provide you with scans of this text. The copyright on the text states that no part of the publication may be reproduced, stored in a retrieval system, or transmitted, in any form or by any means. However, the book is a really useful text to have and I have used it with both KS3 and KS4 for exam preparation. Specifically, it is really helpful when looking at Language Paper 2. <br />
If you wish to source the articles from somewhere else, the details of the two are below:<br />
- Henry Mayhew 'London Labour and the London Poor' - Published 1851<br />
- Augustus Mayhew 'Paved with Gold' - Published 1858<br />
It is possible that you may be able to source these elsewhere as they will be out of copyright.
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Resource looks fantastic but there seem to be some video clips which don't work on download. Can you list what these are so I can find replacements? <br />
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Thanks
JenniferLouiseAvery
9 years ago
Apologies for that; it played on mine but I guess it doesn't via download! I've found the links for you below:<br />
Slide 8: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3NXC4Q_4JVg (TED Talk - Atlantic Slave Trade)<br />
Slide 62: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4ds9mfUB7Dg (Indiana Jones - Escape from the Temple of Doom) <br />
Slide 63: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vEsoHXeQduY (Pirates of the Caribbean - Tortuga) <br />
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