Definitions of Key words to go with persuasive techniques as well as examples of speeches, blogs, leaflets and articles for students to use as models

flip classroom research, power point to work through the poem and planning sheet for essay using Assessment Objectives - also exemplar essay to mark.

A comprehensive booklet with background information on Jennings and Rossetti (for contextual historicism links). There is also a Shakepeare poem to consider changing attitudes to love "through the ages". Lots of background information on jennings and Rossetti, exam style questions based on teh AQA guidelines, as weill as hints and tips on how to respond to this type of question using AQA assessment Objectives.

A resource that could be used for students studying this text for GCSE examination. There's a pre-reading activity, a look at chapter headings and their significance and detailed analysis of the first two chapters. There are ideas on analysisng extracts as well as advice on commenting on the form and structure of the novel. Finally, there's an overview of exam requirements for the current Lit Specification and a general revision document. Useful for current Lit spec and new spec.

Study booklet with lots of background information on Millay's life and the poem. There'sa suggestion for an exam essay style question with mark scheme guidelines based on guidance from the AQA website. There's a look at Marvell as well, in order to enable students to start looking at the historical context and literary tradition of poems about love and desire.

A comprehensive and thorough resource on Macbeth, designed for KS3 but easily adaptable for KS4, covering social and historical context, use of Language, Form and Structure, self and paired assessment and final assessments.

A great resource for teaching this sonnet at AS level, with an outline of the types of question to expect, assessment objectives and key moments in the poem analysed independently and with additional notes later in the presentation.

Comprehensive resources for teaching the novel for Lang and Lit

Resources to identify how to respond to a speech writing question, with video clips of excellent speeches and notes on language techniques and structure

An amazing value bundle of 4 introductory lessons, worksheets and power points. Introducing the play, introducing the style of AQA question and context and reflecting on Act One. Ideal for the new AQA GCSE Literature assessments. These lessons are stand alone, with accompanying worksheets. Could also be used for for KS3 introduction to the play.

a simple resource to support the NEW AQA GCSE ENGLISH spec. Preparing for Paper 2 Question 5

a simple power point for stimuli for question 5, using images to plan and plot successful creative writing

A power point to support teaching of Lovelace's poem AS WELL AS looking at an exemplar response from AQA outlining how to address the assessment objectives in the exam. Includes key literary terminology to address the historicist aspect of the syllabus as well as key poijts to aid with understanding of the poem itself.

an overview of specialist terminology in the poem with some consideration of post modernism, language and structure

a power point presentation introducing the assessment objectives, the types of question encountered, the importance of personal reading and research and a starting point for students reading the poem for the first time

power point considering all aspects of language, form and context of the poem with some critical opinions

An overview of metaphysical poetry, Carpe Diem, key questions on the poem for independent student analysis and a possible past paper style question.

a power point to introduce the importance of personal reading and research but also to get students to attempt an analysis of the poem. An outline of the assessment objectives and the sort of questions they will need to understand in preparation for the exam

flip classroom reading resources and a power point to introduce the poem to students and the concept of post-modernism.

pre-reading materials on the poem "Punishment", giving an overview of Heaney's context and the political message of the poem. there are also links made with Blake in terms of the historicism of poetry of protest. Some prompts for students to formulate their own essay questions