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An English and Sociology teacher in a large academy in Oxford.

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An English and Sociology teacher in a large academy in Oxford.
Similes - Writing to Describe
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Similes - Writing to Describe

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Character, Place, Similies: - All students will understand what a simile is. - Most students will be able to use similes to describe groups of people. Some students will be able to use similes imaginatively to describe groups of people.
The Demon Headmaster Lesson 11 to 13 Outline
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The Demon Headmaster Lesson 11 to 13 Outline

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Students are encouraged to express ideas and bring the play to life through dramatic techniques. Students are to work effectively as a team and prepare for their performance. (Encourgae good listening, sharing and communication skills). Students are to perform chosen scene.
Narrative Writing - The robbery
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Narrative Writing - The robbery

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Lesson Plan Outline: All will be able to understand the importance of varying sentence starters. Most will be able to demonstrate this by using some of these sentence starters in their coursework. Some will be able to apply their understanding of these sentence starters in an original way.
The Demon Headmaster - Analyse and Interpret
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The Demon Headmaster - Analyse and Interpret

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Introduce students to the concept of analysing the writing and commenting of what it suggests about the play and also what it tells us about the characters. (RAF3) Get students to interpret information about the Eddy hair show buy collecting evidence and then writing a summary (RAF3).
The Demon Headmaster - Insight into Scripts
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The Demon Headmaster - Insight into Scripts

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Students to gain a basic insight into the world of plays and drama by learning about movement and script writing. (4, 4.1, 5.3) Students are to familiarise themselves with reading a script and learning to use expression as a dramatic technique when reading. (LO5 &5.3, 4 é 4.1 and RAF3)