I love creating resources and spend far too much time doing it. Currently teaching mostly A-level English Literature, but there are a range of free and paid resources for all ages. I believe in challenging students with a range of ambitious material, but also believe that this needs to be underpinned by explicit direction on HOW students can develop their ideas in written form. Write better... think better... think better...write better... and so on.

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As with the others the powerpoint is pretty self-explanatory, but the aim of this lesson is to help students understand how meaning is made and be able to write succesfully about it in exams. Overarching objective is to explore techniques used to analyse the way in which writers create particular effects. The extract used is a James Lee Burke one, so quite exciting :) in an englishy way!

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MsEstherW

2 years ago
5

Ready-to-use lesson resources. Thank you!

ngyoyobi

5 years ago
4

useful for revision lessons. Thanks<br />

aaskamran

6 years ago
5

Rosesgirl

8 years ago
3

Clearly focused resource, which is useful revision lesson.

deepblue123

8 years ago
5

Clear and easy for my students to follow. Thank you for your hard work!

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