GCSE English Literature: An Inspector Calls - Lesson 1 & 2- Mr Birling The Big Question: How does Priestley present Mr. Birling at the start of the play? This revision double lesson is designed for Year 11 students of ‘An Inspector Calls’ which recaps key themes and context with a focus on Mr Birling. Lesson includes: Retrieval Explicit instruction on key methods, terminology & vocab, critical article, Group discussion on socialism and capitalism Close reading and analysis of key extracts Close analysis of Birling quotes Quotation Hunt Activity Guided & Scaffolded Deliberate Practice Self-Assessment rubric

Media A Level Course Overview with Media Theory Guide and Essay Framework: Powerpoint to provide an overview of the Eduqas Media A Level Course. Document involves: Comprehensive overview of course, a breakdown of each component with texts studies and marks awarded. Detailed guide to the media theories involved in the course with examples related to key texts. Videos outlining more complex theories such as Postmodernism. Comprehensive range of writing frameworks for students to use as a guide for writing paragraphs and essays.

Resource for AQA GXSE exam revision English Literature 2022. Starters How to get top grades Teacher notes Practice Paper Questions. A look at the last 4 AQA Macbeth questions. Sample paragraphs Mark scheme analysis for top grades. Key contextual points for Macbeth. Multimedia to illustrate points for visual learners.

A Level English Literature Lesson on ‘The Question’ by Percy Shelley

Media Theories PPT Provides an overview of key Media theories for BTEC Media Studies

Unit for Key Stage 3 which explore different perspectives and viewpoints on a range of topics. Unit builds students critical thinking and writing skills while introducing them to the concept of viewpoints and perspectives which they will require for Key Stage 4: