Material to cover three interesting lessons on the topic 'Language Change and the Internet' which is an important feature of language change in general, and certainly a synoptic element worth considering for any student studying language change at A Level, and especially those using the AQA examination board. Included are two full Power Point lesson resources and accompanying activities including journalistic material and a text to analyse. There is a close look at the work of Tim Shortis and David Crystal and a link to an interesting TED Talk on the topic.

A visual guide to structuring acquisition of literacy essays.

Some example analysis of the text 'Around the World in 80 Dates' from the anthology. Highlights the importance of having both a language and a literary focus.

A comprehensive guide to what we mean by discourse for the new AS English Language A Level.

A detailed power point which considers both sides of the argument with theory and examples to discuss and analyse.

An overview with some examples of current grammatical change issues and related articles. Suitable for preparation for the new AQA English Language A level.

A Detailed Revision of Acquisition of Literacy with data to Analyse. Covers all key theory in AQA text book. Gives examples of possible evaluation tasks.

An overview of key gender issues in relation to both sexist language and debates. This begins with a look at the active and the passive voice and how they can be used to represent people and ideas.

A resource that looks at the beginnings of key newspapers such as The Times and The Guardian before looking at the emergence of the BBC and its impact on language. This is accompanied by a blank time line which the students can use to summarize their notes and consolidate key knowledge.

Useful sources and prompts for analysis. Explains what the focus of analysis should be.

A guide on how to improve analysis with examples and additional texts to practise developing skills.

Included are two detailed Power Points with content suitable for AQA as well as a range of activities including visual stimulus, IWB activities, necessary knowledge and prompts for group work. There is also an A grade model essay to accompany an exam script. These resources should cover at least three lessons.

A range of resources to aid the teaching of issues relating to 'Standardisation' including two complete Power Point lessons and three articles for further discussion.

A collection of power points focused on war poems by Robert Graves, Ezra Pound, E. E. Cummings, Ted Hughes, Wilfred Owen and Philip Larkin with suggested activities. I have also included a high quality model essay comparing the representation of 'the loss of innocence' in Philip Larkin’s ‘MCMXIV' to E. E. Cummings' poem 'Olaf the glad and big’ and Wilfred Owen's 'Anthem for Doomed Youth'.

Two high quality model essays. One model essay that addresses the question 'To what extent can Stanhope be considered a hero?' and another that aims to 'Compare and Contrast the idea of coping strategies in “Journey’s End” by R.C Sheriff with “Birdsong” by Sebastian Faulks'. These are accompanied by a power point which looks at the production of Journey's End.

In introduction to an analysis of Goblin Market including some critical perspectives.

A guide to sentence types with a range of activities.