pptx, 517.17 KB
pptx, 517.17 KB
A challenging lesson allowing students to annotate and analyse Act 3 Scene 2. Students work in small groups and work at different stations to focus on key parts of the scene. Students then consider how Juliet's feelings changed throughout the scene. Numeracy link - students can then plot these changes on a graph to show how her feelings develop. Time is left at the end to reflect. Planned for a top set year 9 class but easily adapted. This was structured to really challenge students and push them to analyse the scene independently / in small groups.

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jameslang_backup

a year ago
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£3 is vastly overpriced. Essentially 4 questions/instructions for pupils to "find evidence" with little actual guidance or differentiation to support them to do so. Basically "look at 3.2 and find stuff" with a few colourful slides for aesthetic reasons!

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