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Of Mice and Men revision

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The Crucible quotations by character

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The Crucible quotations by Act

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The Crucible key terms

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The Crucible past paper questions

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Unit 1 revision

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Unit 1 revision

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Unit 1 revision

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Unit 1 revision

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Unit 1 Revision

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Hawk Roosting

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Mametz Wood

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Futility

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Charge of the Light Brigade additional

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Charge of the Light Brigade

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The Right Word

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Flag

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The Yellow Palm

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All of the past poetry questions

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Poetry comparison revision grid

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The Falling Leaves

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Come on Come back

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next to of course god america i

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Out of the Blue

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Belfact Confetti

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Poetry lesson - At the Border, 1979

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Poetry lesson - Poppies

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The Crucible notes continued

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The Crucible notes continued

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The Crucible notes continued

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Lesson notes on the opening of The Crucible.

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A full marks answer for Section A of the poetry exam.

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Revision videos for all of the conflict poems.

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June 14 Mark Scheme for Lit Paper 1 - The Crucible / OMAM

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The Crucible past exam questions

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The Crucible - plot and aspects to consider from e ach act

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The Crucible other characters

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The Crucible character revision

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The Crucible revision booklet

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Of Mice and Men revision aid

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Lit CA - Human weaknesses - quotes for R&J - Love vs. lust theme.

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Lit CA - Human weaknesses - quotes for R&J

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Lesson content for The Laboratory

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Lesson content for My Last Duchess.

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Links to a series of YouTube analysis videos for the conflict cluster poems. This one is for The Right Word but follow the links on the right for others. Have fun!

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"The Right Word" Analysis Using SMILE: Poetry (English Literature)

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Lesson content and plan for OMAM

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And another ...

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A secondary school revision resource for GCSE English Literature about the context of Alfred, Lord Tennyson's The Charge of the Light Brigade

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Links for revision aids for Charge of the Light Brigade.

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SparkNotes: Tennyson's Poetry: "The Charge of the Light Brigade"

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A summary of "The Charge of the Light Brigade" in Alfred Lord Tennyson's Tennyson's Poetry. Learn exactly what happened in this chapter, scene, or section of Tennyson's Poetry and what it means. Perfect for acing essays, tests, and quizzes, as well as for writing lesson plans.

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A link to a revision/analysis site for The Right Word by Imtiaz Dharker

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Can be used to explore the power of language to influence identity. Students are given a variety of images of different people taken from magazines and newspapers. Each pair receives an image and one partner composes a few lines of poetry portraying the subject in a sympathetic way eg a picture of a young unkempt teenager is described as a homeless runaway fleeing an abusive home life. The partner then writes about the image in a very negative way eg describing the teenager as a criminal or a waster of opportunity. What conclusions about the power of 'The Right Word' can students draw?

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BBC Bitesize - GCSE English Literature - 'The Right Word' by Imtiaz Dharker (analysis)

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Can be used to explore the power of language to influence identity. Students are given a variety of images of different people taken from magazines and newspapers. Each pair receives an image and one partner composes a few lines of poetry portraying the subject in a sympathetic way eg a picture of a young unkempt teenager is described as a homeless runaway fleeing an abusive home life.

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Link to a useful mindmap for 'Flag' by John Agard

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In depth analysis of John Agard's poem Flag from conflict section of English Literature anthology Moon on the Tides. Information on structure, language, form, techniques, imagery, comparisons included.

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A link to a revision presentation for Unit 1 Language - very useful!!!! (Especially the part about the English teacher :)

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YEAR 11 = GCSE
ENGLISH LANGUAGE UNIT 1
(EXAMINATION) REVISION TASK 1: COLLATION AND INFERENCE 1. Underline the important words in the task
2.Underline this information as you read through
the article (it will be a media article)
3. Re-read the article, making sure you have
identified everything.
4.write your summary - use quotations and then
say what these infer (this is like very basic
analysis).
WRITE A PAGE AND A BIT TASK 2: ANALYSIS OF KEY FEATURES You need to analyse the effectiveness of the
key features and link to the main article. Write
three paragraphs:
2. Paragraph 1: How is the headline effective and
how does it link to the article?
3. Paragraph 2: How is the sub-headline effective
and how does it link to the article?
4. Paragraph 3: How is the picture effective
and how does it link to the article?
WRITE A PAGE AND A BIT TASK 3: ANALYSIS of whole article 1. This task will probably ask you to identify how
the writer creates tension or emotion in the article
(which will probably be literary non-fiction).
2. Choose key quotations and analyse these in detail.
3. No introduction, no conclusion necessary.
4. DETAILED ANALYSIS.
WRITE A PAGE AND A BIT
"USE QUOTATIONS" LINK TO THE MAIN ARTICLE -
YOU CAN USE
QUOTATIONS TO DO THIS
"USE QUOTATIONS" WHAT DO YOUR QUOTATIONS
ACTUALLY MEAN? (INFERENCE) NO INTRODUCTION NO CONCLUSION YOUR ENGLISH
TEACHER
is wise
so listen! Look at the picture carefully -
what is the main feature? What is
in the background? Are the colours
symbolic? gather the information
together - collation TASK 4: COMPARATIVE ANALYSIS It means analyse
and compare You need to compare article 3 with one of the others - choose the one you like best. 1. Write a BRIEF one sentence introduction which COMPARES.
2. Use TOPIC SENTENCES to structure your paragraphs. eg "BOTH writers juxtapose long and short sentences."
3. Write between four and six comparative paragraphs.
4. ANALYSE in detail.
5. Write a BRIEF one sentence conclusion which
COMPARES.
REMEMBER THAT YOU
MIGHT BE ABLE TO
RECYCLE SOME INFO
FROM TASK 3 FOR YOUR
RESPONSE TO TASK 4 use comparing words
like "both", "similarly",
"likewise", "however", "on the
other hand" etc.
you can structure your
response by using "Firstly",
"Secondly", etc 16 MARKS 8 MARKS TASK 1 - DONE! 8 MARKS TASK 2 - DONE! USE SHORT QUOTATIONS 8 MARKS TASK 3 - DONE! TASK 4 - DONE! SECTION 1 -
READING SECTION 2 - WRITING TASKS 1,2,3,&4 ARE MARKED FOR READING TASK 6 - DO THIS
FIRST, BEFORE TASK 5 TASK 5 - DO THIS AFTER
TASK 6 24 MARKS REMINDER:
WORK VERY QUICKLY
AND EFFICIENTLY THIS WILL BE PERSUASIVE use rhetorical devices: rhetorical question, tricolon, emotive language metaphors, listing, statistics, quote
a reliable source, anecdote, personal pronouns etc use ambitious language 16 marks for style
8 marks for SPaG you will need an arresting opening and a lively, thought-provoking
conclusion plan briefly
to aid organisation PARAGRAPH WITH THOUGHT AND CARE BREAK DOWN THE OPPOSING POINT OF VIEW TASK 6 - DONE! THIS WILL BE INFORMATIONAL WRITING USE AMBITIOUS VOCABULARY STRUCTURE WITH THOUGHT AND CARE - USE EXAMPLES TO AID DEVELOPMENT OF YOUR POINTS IT MIGHT ASK YOU TO WRITE
FROM YOUR OWN EXPERIENCE
OR
IT MIGHT ASK FOR YOUR OPINION YOUR WRITING SHOULD BE
LIVELY AND INTERESTING -
LET YOUR PERSONALITY SHOW!
USE HUMOUR AND/OR IRONY AFTER YOU HAVE FINISHED THE TWO WRITING TASKS
PROOF
READ
WITH THOUGHT AND CARE PROOF READ THE WRITING SECTION
FIRST - YOU WILL PICK UP MOST
MARKS HERE. 16 MARKS 10 MARKS FOR STYLE
6 MARKS FOR SPaG NOW -
HAVE A GO!
GOOD LUCK

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YEAR 11 = GCSEENGLISH LANGUAGE UNIT 1 (EXAMINATION) REVISION TASK 1: COLLATION AND INFERENCE 1. Underline the important words in the task2.Underline this information as you read through the article (it will be a media article)3. Re-read the article, making sure you have identified everything.4.write your summary - use quotations and then say what these infer (this is like very basic analysis).

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Another very helpful Language Unit 1 revision site

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Englishbiz - GCSE English and English Literature Revision Guides

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Here are some extracts from the many emails sent to Englishbiz:

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Some great videos produced by students that provides an Of Mice and Men analysis for revision

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GCSE English: "Of Mice and Men", Chapter 1

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Study guide on chapter 1 of John Streinbeck's ""Of Mice and Men" including a brief summary of events and analysis of the development of key themes and characters.

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A useful revision site for Of Mice and Men with some decent resources.

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North Leamington School - GCSE English Literature Revision: Of Mice and Men

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Link to AQA where you can download past papers etc. for Lit. If you navigate the site, you can also download past papers and sources for Unit 1 Language.

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Find past papers and mark schemes for AQA exams, and specimen papers for new courses.

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Video that explains how the questions work on the Lit exam

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(This video is no longer relevant: see my playlists for new spec exam videos)

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The Crucible revision site

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This Revision Bite looks at plot, characters and themes in Arthur Miller's The Crucible

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The Crucible - another site that outlines a summary, quotations and some examples of critical essays

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A link to a study site with analysis of The Crucible

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SparkNotes: The Crucible: Character List

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A list of all the characters in The Crucible. The The Crucible characters covered include: John Proctor, Abigail Williams, Reverend John Hale, Elizabeth Proctor, Reverend Parris, Rebecca Nurse, Francis Nurse, Judge Danforth, Giles Corey, Thomas Putnam, Ann Putnam, Ruth Putnam, Tituba, Mary Warren, Betty Parris, Martha Corey, Ezekiel Cheever, Judge Hathorne, Herrick, Mercy Lewis.