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The Case of Derek Bentley - Death by definite article?

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The Case of Derek Bentley - Death by definite article?

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See this activity about Derek Bentley - before the Police and Criminal Evidence Act in 1984, it was rather easy for police officers to edit interview transcripts.

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Speech and Language Therapy Careers Spotlight

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Is a Jaffa cake a cake or a biscuit?

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How did you do?
Compare your answers. Don't forget to contact us if you have any questions.

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Did you find all of the correct dates for the timeline?
Compare your answers with these. Don't forget to contact us if you have any questions.

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Here are a selection of articles covering some of the topics we study at A-Level.  Take a look at  'Becoming an A-Level  Language Student' on page 29 of this pack:

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We are interested in how all language works including your own. So what better place to start than with you? Your first task is to create a language profile.

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Activity 2 What do you know about accents?

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Activity 2 What do you know about accents?

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In English Language, we don't just focus on written texts, but also spoken texts. We are interested in how people speak and why they speak in different ways. This second task helps you explore accents and consider what it is that makes them all sound different.

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In English Language, we look at  how language changes and what attitudes people have towards these changes.
This week we are looking at some new words. We would be interested to hear what you think.

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This week you have a taster of a way that linguistics is used in real life as part of investigations.  It involves many of the analytical skills you learn through studying English Language.
Can you solve the crime?
Let us know who you think is responsible.

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This week, you will consider what some of the key events that have had an impact upon the English Language. This is a key topic that we study at A-Level. What do you think their significance might have been? Let us know.

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This week should look more familiar to you from the sort of work you have done before at GCSE, but with some differences. You will notice that the type of texts we study at A-Level are more varied and we study texts you might not have considered as being something to study. Let us know what you think.

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This week we will look at an aspect of Language Study that will be new to you - that of looking at patterns in language.  To do this you will carry out a little bit of research of your own.
We would love to know what you discover!

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Another key aspect of Language study is discussing and examining the opinions that people have about language. This week's task is to help you think about some of your opinions about language.

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Activity 8 Arguments and resources worksheet.

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Activity 8 Arguments and resources worksheet.

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Along with your own opinions, one key element of language is looking at how language is represented in the media.

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Activity 10 Creating a Language Diary and your own writing

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Activity 10 Creating a Language Diary and your own writing

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The last challenge we have for you is to consider how you can draw upon examples of language around you to inspire your own writing. We would love to hear from you if you want to share any of your own writing or if you have any questions.

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Who did you think was responsible for the abusive message? Compare your thoughts with these. Don't forget to contact us if you want to ask us anything.