GCSE ENGLISH LITERATURE – POETRY – INTERVENTION – FITTING SOCIAL CONTEXT INTO YOUR COMPARATIVE PARAGRAPHS
Here is a recap of how to structure your comparative paragraphs – focussing on where to fit the social context info. IT’S JUST ONE OF MANY…
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GCSE ENGLISH LITERATURE – Poetry – CONFLICT AND POWER
Below are some revision resources. Do not worry or panic if you don’t know all of this information. You do not need hundreds of quotations or…
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GCSE ENGLISH LIT 2017: Dr Jekyll and Mr Hyde – SOCIAL CONTEXT
A quick film discussing three elements of social context relevant to the novella. In case youtube is blocked: An article about Addiction in the novella:…
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English Literature GCSE – How to create a quotation bank
Here is a short guide, followed by a blank a template, to support you in creating your own quotation banks for the texts in English Literature…
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GCSE ENGLISH LITERATURE 2017: Macbeth – Quotation Bank
Hi there, below are four short films guiding you through the quotation bank I have compiled and each quotation’s analysis, social context and themes to which…
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GCSE ENGLISH LIT: Example of Inspector Calls Quotation List
This is just a starting point of a way to organise your quotation revision
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English Language GCSE – Vital tips on exam technique
I’ve just added (MONDAY) an extra section under the presentation. Use the arrow icons to scroll through this presentation. I will be adding more through this…
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GCSE English Literature – Poetry – ITAPE planning and exemplar paragraph
SLIDE 8 has an exemplar paragraph broken down.
