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I write schemes of work for English literature as well as English language and creative writing. My lessons have all been used to teach my classes and have been adapted to work well. I teach in a school which uses its own GCSE-level literature qualification, so I have some lessons on unusual texts. I've also got lessons on many of the Edexcel A Level texts. I've taught AQA, Edexcel GCSE and iGCSE, so have a range of useful resources to share.

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I write schemes of work for English literature as well as English language and creative writing. My lessons have all been used to teach my classes and have been adapted to work well. I teach in a school which uses its own GCSE-level literature qualification, so I have some lessons on unusual texts. I've also got lessons on many of the Edexcel A Level texts. I've taught AQA, Edexcel GCSE and iGCSE, so have a range of useful resources to share.

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Scheme of Work on Shakespeare's 'Measure for Measure'
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Scheme of Work on Shakespeare's 'Measure for Measure'

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This scheme of work of 9 lessons is focused on high-achieving GCSE-level students. It’s focused on analytical writing and has lots of opportunities for students to read context and critical material related to the play. It works towards an independent essay at the end of the unit.
Measure for Measure Donne death worksheet
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Measure for Measure Donne death worksheet

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This goes with lesson 8 of my scheme of work on Measure for measure. Drawing parrallels between Donne’s ‘Death be not proud’ and the way the friar argues for death being just fine.
Measure for Measure lesson 8 death
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Measure for Measure lesson 8 death

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In this lesson the characters’ attitudes to death are explored. There’s a comparison to be made with Donne’s sonnet ‘death be not proud’ and the lawyer-ly way in which preachers (and law-trained Donne) convince people about death.