A powerpoint to help guide learners with their revision

A collection of visually engaging drum beat posters, tailored to inspire and educate across diverse musical genres. Each poster includes an easy-to-follow basic drum pattern with tips on how to modify it by adding extra beats or experimenting with different sounds, making the posters a perfect starting-point for producing music. The posters also include a recommended tempo for each genre. Genres Included: Drill Trap Hip Hop Disco Rock Pop Britpop Reggae Soul/Motown EDM Educational Value Enhances understanding of rhythm patterns, drum notation and genre-specific characteristics. Visual Appeal Designed with clarity and accessibility. Versatility Ideal for use in music classrooms, practice spaces or even home studios.

This powerpoint explains how to go about writing essays for the IGCSE literature examination. It focusses on the structure and progression of the essay writing process in exam conditions! The ppt illustrates how to improve a student’s essay and can be a good revision tool before the final exam. This resource can be used for teachers and students to improve IGCSE exam results.

The perfect powerpoint to prepare your students for their reading and listening Spanish papers, both Foundation and Higher. 19 slides that include guidance on how to complete the test successfully by focusing on linguistic cues and by avoiding common traps in the exam. The strategies are followed by exam styles questions for pupils to develop their skills. The powerpoint can be used for selfrevision or as a teacher led lesson. Suitable for all examination boards. ¡Buena suerte! :)

Narrative Writing. Tips, examiners' hints on structure and practice tasks for Paper 1, Section B of exam.

Science GCSE Exam & Revision Tips I use this resource with a small group of year 11 interventions as a way to help them understand how to answer questions in science as well as helping them understand the format of the exam.

Powerpoint with study tips.

Display which contains tips about the new GCSE Oral test

I developed this over Easter as a way of alerting my own GCSE groups to common false friends, synonyms, antonyms, word groups etc commonly used by examiner to throw candidates into confusion, especially at Higher level.

Part of a set of resources created for a year 10 English class in Australia (ACARA syllabus). The other resources are also available in my store – Aussie_Resources. A PowerPoint designed for use in a 70 minute lesson. A warm up game of real news vs fake news. This is followed by several slides which explain what students need to do to get good marks for their spoken presentation. This is followed by a variety of prompts for ‘30 second speeches’ every student has the opportunity to practice using the verbal and non-verbal speech techniques they learned earlier in the lesson.

A pack of three worksheets with tons of tips and six exam style questions to equip students with the necessary strategies and exam techniques to succeed in their Spanish reading GCSE. Answers are included for self correction/ independent revision. Un pack de tres fichas con un montón de estrategias y seis preguntas tipo examen para que tus estudiantes tengan las herramientas necesarias para bordar su examen de lectura GCSE. Inclye las respuestas para poder autocorregirlo o repasar en casa.

A study tips info-graphic giving ways to improve focus and overall wellbeing, especially in the run up to exams. Makes reference to my food benefits resource also. Good for displaying to students on the board, during lesson or tutor time, and good for discussion. Could also be printed out to use as a display resource.

Printable CV Tips to put on a careers display

A booklet that can be added to as relevant to help pupils understand how they can best revise. Was made for Year 8 but can be tweaked to suit other year groups.

A PowerPoint of 20 slides covering dyscalculia: possible indicators and how to identify, suggestions as to how educators can help and tips & ideas for teaching students having dyscalculia.

A full and detailed Power Point, with tips and techniques for revising successfully. Also includes how NOT to revise! Includes an example of a revision timetable and gives advice on how to construct a timetable and stick to it. Suitable for all students who are about to sit exams and begin revision. Will probably take two lessons to go through all the different ideas and revision techniques.

Organisation/ Top tips/ Time management/ Work-life balance/ Free time/ Whole school/ Assembly ideas/ Primary/ Secondary This 10-15 minute assembly is aimed at ensuring the students understand the importance of being organised, how this could positively change their work/ life balance (give them more free time) and provides them top tips from a professional organiser (hyper link to video in slide). This pack contains: Full power point with notes Hyperlink to video A ‘how to use’ word document with synopsis, delivery help and customisation ideas. Thanks for looking.

This resource contains top-mark tips summarised as A.C.T.I.O.N. Students can use this as a checklist, along with the marking criteria when practising essay writing. A = Adjectives (use a range of adjectives in the writing to showcase the range of vocabulary. Also, adjectives tend to imply opinions, which is another requirement of essay writing) C = Connectives and comparatives T = Time frames I = Intensifiers (adverbs that intensify the verbs and adjectives) O = Opinions and justifications N = Negatives

I made this to give to GCSE art pupils to help them with observational drawings, tips and ideas on how to be better when completing A03 for GCSE

This PowerPoint is designed to last for a few lessons and contains 54 slides with tips for photo composition. It teaches students about the effects of lines (straight and curved) and activities to check whether students can identify horizontal, vertical and diagonal lines within images. It also has activities and information for shapes and silhouettes, patterns and colours. Additionally, there is information about shot sizes and angles (no activities just discussion) and other general composition tips.

A series of essay-writing tips for GCSE revision focusing on Macbeth . Useful as a revision guide for higher ability students, or as a CPD resource for teachers to improve teaching and learning around essay writing. Covers: Planning Language analysis Exam timings High level essay phrasing Thesis statements Example questions and plans for essay-writing practice Model essay paragraphs focusing on structural analysis Model introductions Selecting points for an argument Dramatic devices