English GCSEs by K V

Quizlet

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This platform allows you to

access and make revision flashcards, e.g. learning lines for AIC - Inspecting the Inspector linked below
play games to memorise facts
practise spellings

Anki App

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This is a flashcard app where you the deck becomes more streamlined based on your competency; the terms you know best appear less frequently.

Opt for the desktop one for the most flexibility.
Tutorial here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5urUZUWoTLo

Pobble365

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A daily writing prompt.

Scroll down for ideas and different activities.

Organisation

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Create a timetable revision. Remember revision should be regular and can be short, e.g. revising key terms on the bus.
Organise your classwork as if you are creating a personal revision guide.
Create mind maps focused on the following: characters and themes.
Use productivity apps if you need a tool to help you focus or as motivation.

Revision activities

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1. Re-read notes.
2. Create flashcards of key ideas and vocabulary.
3. Watch youtube walk-throughs.
4. Read! Enjoy fiction, non-fiction, news, magazines, speeches, novels and poetry.
5. Listen to audiobooks and podcasts.
6. Learn your lines.
7. Practice questions.
8. See a production live!
9. Annotate extracts.

A journalist's form

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To develop writing for non-fiction forms, such as magazines and newspapers, you should explore a wide selection of materials such as newspapers, magazines and podcasts.

This will help you to develop ideas for creative and transactional writing as well as develop your sense of tone and form. The content you read could also develop your understanding for different subjects.

Could you try...
* The economist
* The Atlantic
* The Guardian
* The Independent

Revision guides available

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Request a letter for more information.

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Literature exam structure

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Paper 1
A. Shakespeare: Macbeth [30m + 4 SPAG]

B. 19th century novel: A Christmas Carol [30m]

Paper 2

A. Modern play: An Inspector Calls [30m]

B. Poetry Anthology [30m]

C. Unseen poetry [32m]

Language exam structure

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Paper 1: exploring creative reading and writing
A. Reading
B. Creative writing
Paper 2: writer's viewpoints and perspectives
A. Reading
B. Transactional writing

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Power belongs to the people

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Women's suffrage and women's rights - Key figure: Emmeline Pankhurst

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The Morality Bake Off

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