(New). More teaching notes on Claire Keegan's 'Small Things Like These': the four comparative modes in the Leaving Certificate.
https://t.co/Eqs4GT5e2G
(New). Useful links and resources for teaching Claire Keegan's 'Small Things Like These', ahead of a series of posts with teaching notes about the individual sections:
https://t.co/5CCiv2eScN
It's a beautiful day for gardening. Why don't you listen to @thetwofifty and myself talk about Rosie?
(Yes, The 250, the guys I've been tweeting about for years! They let me on their podcast. Don't think they knew that I was a bit of a stalker...)
https://t.co/ihMJsDcNcz
Fortnightly 149: Caravaggio @NGIreland & 'King Lear' | @clamorousvoice on Juliet | @TheRestHistory in Dublin | Taking Issue with Shakespeare from @OldFortunatus | Audrey Magee | @AlexJQuigley on sentence-crafting | @head_teach on leadership's long walk.
https://t.co/l4S1DShuqK
After years of being too chicken, I’ve decided to launch my own education website. It will contain notes for English, history and SEN and I hope it will be useful for students and teachers alike. It’ll be ready very soon 💕 #edchatie
I organised the (100) videos in this 'Hamlet' playlist to match how/where I might use them in an Leaving Cert English class. Lots here that a student could use to supplement their study or deepen their understanding/appreciation of the text. #EdChatIE
https://t.co/6mR11NMZYJ
Videos that walk students through how to approach
@AQAEnglish
English Language Paper 2 Q1 - Q4 with the source as well. All links are embedded in the PP. If useful:
@Team_English1
https://t.co/KWyhMcBfGD
Using the attached to facilitate group revision of #Macbeth with 6th Yr English students. They spend 20mins on one character. 3 characters revised over the double class, and topic sentences in response to exam Qs completed for h/w. #edchatie