Lessons designed to help students make outstanding progress when analysing unseen extracts for the AQA new specification A level assessment. Includes annotated extracts, differentiated activities and outcomes, model responses, an assessment point and paper, progress counters and examiner guidance from AQA.

A series of full PowerPoint lessons focusing on the opening of Act 2 and the inherent contextual ideas such as political ideas and Miller's intentions. Includes differentiated activities throughout, engaging group learning, annotated exemplar responses, an assessment point, examiner advice and extracts annotated for tragic concepts.

A series of lessons focusing on the significance of the novel's structure in relation to Atwood's political ideas. Includes differentiated activities, annotated exemplar responses, progress counters, an assessment point and revision activities.

A series of lessons to introduce the play and the aspects of dramatic tragedy used by Miller, particularly modern and Greek tragic conventions, tragic structure, fate and dialogue. Each lesson includes differentiated activities throughout, annotated exemplar responses, extracts from the play annotated for aspects of tragedy, an assessment point with opportunity for intervention and engaging group learning.

A series of lessons focusing on pp.12-23 of the play, exploring Miller's characterisation and depiction of the American Dream in relation to tragic concepts. Includes differentiated activities throughout, exemplar responses, extracts from the play annotated for aspects of tragedy, engaging group activities, an assessment point and examiner advice.

A series of lessons focusing on the structure of paragraphs according to the assessment objectives and the wording of the task itself. Includes unseen extracts fully annotated, a range of exemplar responses, differentiated activities, group learning and examiner advice.

Over 30 full PowerPoint Lessons teaching the English Language Assessment Objectives through the text, "An Inspector Calls"; includes annotated exemplar responses, differentiated activities and a focus on each Assessment Objective every four lessons.

A series of full PowerPoint lessons focusing on the resolution of the play and relevant aspects of tragedy. Includes an assessment paper, annotated extracts, exemplar responses, examiner advice and differentiated activities throughout.

A series of lessons introducing the poetry of Blake through the lens of social and political protest, focusing on close analysis of the poems "The Echoing Green", "Introduction", "Night" and "The Schoolboy". Each lesson includes differentiated activities throughout, annotated exemplar responses, examiner advice, engaging group learning and an assessment point.

A series of lessons that focus on the resolution of the novel and the political concepts within it, including gender and sexuality as well as social contextual factors. Includes differentiated activities, annotated extracts, exemplar responses, an assessment point and the steps to success to responding to the task.

Full PowerPoint lessons teaching elements of social protest and political writing through "A Handmaid's Tale" by Margaret Atwood for Chapters 14 - 26. Includes differentiated activities and outcomes, self assessment progress counters, annotated extracts from the text, annotated exemplar responses and additional resources for higher ability students.

Full PowerPoint Lessons focussing on the presentation of power and power struggles in relation to political and social protest ideas within the text. Includes exemplar responses, differentiated activities, annotated extracts from the text and assessment points with self-assessment.

PowerPoint lessons to teach aspects of tragedy in Act One of "Othello". Includes differentiated activities and starters, assessment preparation and assessment with a feedback lesson, and analysis and evaluation of the language and structure of the speech of the tragic hero and the malcontent at the start of the play. Annotated extracts from Act One are also included. The complete pack of over 30 lessons is also available in the shop along with other packs of lessons for the various texts across the AQA A Level Syllabus.

An introduction to "Othello" and aspects of tragedy, including a homework booklet with interactive activities to complete throughout the course, an AQA-style assessment with DIRT feedback sheet and full student-friendly mark scheme, self assessment stickers and differentiated activities throughout to teach outstanding lessons as AS and A level.

Lessons on Act three of the play and AO4, focusing on Greek and Theatrical conventions. Includes annotated extracts, differentiated activities, assessment paper and feedback lesson, annotated exemplar responses, self-assessment and a Unit of work.

PowerPoint lessons to teach aspects of tragedy in Act One of "Othello". Includes differentiated activities and starters, assessment preparation and assessment with a feedback lesson, and analysis of the context of the play and relationships between charaters. Annotated extracts from Act Two are also included.

A series of full PowerPoint lessons focusing on Shakespeare's tragic characterisation. Includes differentiated activities throughout, annotated exemplar responses, examiner advice, a key assessment point, group learning and a revision poster. The complete pack of lessons, as well as other packs of lessons on the AQA A Level Syllabus, is available here: www.tes.com/teaching-resources/shop/ncaughey

A series of lessons focusing on Act 4 of "Othello", exploring the use of stage directions, the significance of setting to tragedy and the integrated use of critical theory. Includes annotated extracts, differentiated activities, an assessment paper, exam technique and fully annotated exemplar responses.

A series of lessons exploring the significance of plot structure and structural elements on the tragedy of the play as a whole. Includes a range of differentiated activities, group activities, annotated exemplar responses, an assessment point, self and peer assessment progress counters, examiner advice and extension and homework activities. Editable versions have also been included.