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Our CfP is now LIVE! Supported by @WomensHistNet, #PowerAndPatriarchy is a 2-day conference taking place online on 25 & 26 Jan 2022. We invite proposals for panels & 15-20min presentations exploring women’s roles in & around the country house. Please get in touch & RT widely!
Writing this has transformed the way I think about Macbeth. A topic worthy of a dissertation, but ironically no 'time' at present. Have a read and let me know what you think. @Team_English1@SPryke2@teachals@Mathew_Lynch44@__codexterous
https://t.co/Oo9ewlUEyG
Made a feedback lesson for the Women in Lit lessons from last week and 4 Men in Lit remote learning style, used Far From the Madding Crowd & Harry Potter & the HP task in L4 made me laugh way too much @team_english1@AQAEnglish Hope they are useful : https://t.co/SrU6rWdiGf
During #ChildrensMentalHealthWeek and every day after, really begin to put yourself first! As @ottleyoconnor keeps reminding us, put your oxygen mask on first! We seriously need to take heed. Don't forget to look after yourself - no one else will!
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Some really useful wider reading on Jekyll and Hyde...
1⃣ Robert Louis Stevenson >> https://t.co/Avu74bk3Q9
2⃣ Spiritualism, Science and Atavism >> https://t.co/Hic55B85vA
3⃣ Gothic Elements in The Strange Case of Dr Jekyll and Mr Hyde >> https://t.co/wd4MShAQrz
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Just created a notes page with timings and topics to accompany students listening to the In Our Time:Macbeth. It could make a good hmk or in class activity to encourage note taking & help develop critical responses.
https://t.co/d7sG61BpDY
It's on Litdrive and englishdepartment.
Write up of Macbeth's line "she should have died hereafter" + some resources I sometimes use to teach this line. You can download editable copies from the link in my pinned tweet. New discussion Q coming soon...