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Join Liza Timpson-Hughes for this free oracy webinar tomorrow:
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Macbeth revision booklets / homework materials ( with some powerpt )
Minor characters ; lady Macbeth ; the supernatural ; and a larger one covering all the whole play using mini extracts #TeamEnglish
https://t.co/PZF6McJcOp
Technical accuracy booklet with self marking key - based on acc , AIC and other lit texts . Prob suitable for revision or homework - there’s a powerpt for display of answers - #TeamEnglish
Fluency is a key part of comprehension. We need 120 primary schools to join our EEF-funded Fluency Focus trial. It kicks off in Y5 in September. It'll transform fluency in your school. Let us know you're interested here https://t.co/7kws9xvMXH
This week marks the 1st anniversary of Power Up Your Questioning: https://t.co/C1BXSTIhvq
To celebrate, Grace Hudson (@MissH_biology) has been working with me to produce a collection of superb sketchnotes, summarising each of the six themes from the book. This is the first one👇
The full collection is available to download for Teaching PowerUps member schools: https://t.co/BULbUGpTOW
A ‘revision and reference’ handbook for An Inspector Calls >> https://t.co/C4jEgcmufW Designed to provide students with the ‘core’ knowledge they need to successfully navigate the play and - later on - to form a basis for revision #TeamEnglish
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It could take 20 years for one in 10 exam students to answer a question about a text by an author of colour in their English literature GCSE, warns a new report
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@dd77 Here’s a link to a huge bank of retrieval practice resources I have made and shared over the years, organised into sub-folders for
✅ An Inspector Calls
✅ Macbeth
✅ A Christmas Carol
✅ P & C poetry
✅ L & R poetry
Help yourself 😊 #teamenglish
https://t.co/mvNAeJzeTE
🗡️A key quotation from each scene in Macbeth 📷I am hoping that it sparks knowledge of key events, additional quotations and comments on Shakespeare's methods and purpose. If it is of any use to you:
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@adamboxer1 Good thoughts by @DavidDidau too: https://t.co/036TfC5xkH
My concerns involve how to ensure all are involved in meaningful talk; needs to be part of the culture of the classroom to work effectively imo.
to follow on from each other, so textul conversations & links can be made. But the pace, the route through, the choice of texts may best be varied, according to how the students have responded, the teacher's own expertise & interests & emerging connections. 3
or voice, or point of view in a novel, or characterisation, or rhyme. These things, in English, are constantly returned to & taught over & over in the context of the texts chosen for study, deepening understanding with each textul encounter. The texts can/should be chosen 2
Study of 364 students finds that morphological awareness (roots/suffixes) is a top predictor of reading efficiency in Grades 3–5. https://t.co/rSKgjQxqlt