With only two sample questions from the new spec for Edexcel literature exam on 'An Inspector Calls', I thought I would create a step-by-step guide of how to answer one of these questions.
Most of my students find it hard to add context in, and now with a question focused on context the students were finding this difficult. This power point is great at showing the students where to start and how to plan for the question. All the answers come up in sections. There is even a hand written mind map to show the students how they could link all the ideas together.
My class found this very useful and have now started to understand how to link theme, context and quotations all together for this question.
Most of my students find it hard to add context in, and now with a question focused on context the students were finding this difficult. This power point is great at showing the students where to start and how to plan for the question. All the answers come up in sections. There is even a hand written mind map to show the students how they could link all the ideas together.
My class found this very useful and have now started to understand how to link theme, context and quotations all together for this question.
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An Inspector Calls - complete lesson pack
Here we have two great resources which include - Responsibility theme exploration, analysis of key quotations, PEE in-depth structures and model answers. This will sure save you lesson planning time and show your students how to access those higher marks. Finally, I've added one power point on the exploitation of Eva Smith which heavily links to the idea of responsibility. There are quotes linked to this theme in the slides provided. Get this bundle now at a small price!
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An Inspector Calls Context and Question lessons
Here is the perfect little bundle to get you started on 'An Inspector Calls' with your GCSE class this New Year. It contains a lesson on Themes and Context with links and specific Capitalism and Socialism worksheets. It also has a whole detailed lesson on the question: In what ways is Eva Smith exploited in the play? This lesson worked a treat for my Year 10s as it got them linking the correct context to the correct characters and quotations in the play. Very useful. This is up for a bargin for only a short time, so get your hands on this bundle now!!! Happy New Year and Happy Teaching!
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