'Set texts' diaporamas de présentation

Practice Exam Questions: How to create your own How to plan your answer effectively

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Major Changes since 2 nd Consultation

Third Consultation on the New Senior Secondary Literature in English Curriculum and Assessment Framework. Major Changes since 2 nd Consultation. More details about public assessment provided Two sets of texts to choose from instead of three. Feedback from International Benchmarking Exercise.

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Literature P5 Epilogue

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English Literature

English Literature. Induction, 4 th July 2019. A Level Literature: Outline of the Course. You will study a range of texts that are grouped under the headings of: Aspects of Tragedy (three texts) Elements of Political and Social Protest Writing (three texts)

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Researching language with computers

Researching language with computers. Paul Thompson. What is a corpus?. A collection of texts assumed to be representative of a given language, dialect, or other subset of a language, to be used for linguistic analysis (Francis 1982:7)

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What is gothic?

What is gothic?. By the end of this lesson you will be able to: Describe, identify and apply the main features of the gothic genre. Discuss the gothic features of Act 1 Scene 1 of Macbeth . Describe the focus of the Unit 3 A2 exam. GOTHIC = ?.

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GCSE English Language & GCSE English Literature 2011-2013

GCSE English Language & GCSE English Literature 2011-2013. Teaching staff. Mrs Proudman Mrs Lyons-White Mrs McClean Miss Hunkin Mrs Gilbert. Timetabled teaching. 8 lessons each fortnight Language and Literature integrated WJEC Examination Board On site controlled assessment

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GCSE reform and redevelopment

1. GCSE reform and redevelopment. GCSE English: structural changes. First teaching September 2015 Untiered New 1 to 9 grading scale 100% external, terminal assessment November re-take opportunity, but only for 16+ No single English option Speaking and Listening as separate endorsement.

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A Level English Literature AQA English Literature A

AO1: Articulate informed, personal, creative and relevant responses to literary texts, using associated concepts and terminology, and coherent and accurate written expression.

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Welcome

Welcome. to. HIGHER. ENGLISH. HIGHER. An Overview. Course Components. Listening, Talking, Reading and Writing (Unit assessments) NQ Folio (two pieces) Prelims Final SQA examination. Unit assessments. Analysis and Evaluation

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