This has been a real labour of love, I've really enjoyed creating this booklet! Short stories on @AccReader! Here is the dropbox link: https://t.co/igQWPI2vUD
All the covers correlate with the AR quiz, the ZPD & points are all mentioned and there are reading reflection questions!
And for some oracy and writing support, here’s a link to these one page guides using @TheWritingRevol and @voice21oracy expertise! Let me know if you find them useful and if you want to see anything else @EnglishWales@Team_English1@CSC_langlitcomm
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Genuinely, the greatest thing about today was seeing how happy and confident students felt after the exam.
We won’t know the outcome until August, but seeing students realise they did know enough, and they were capable, made my day.
Their hard work will pay off.
@nat_leewhite@lesserbyname@LitdriveUK I’ve uploaded them onto LitDrive
https://t.co/8KNAwmoych
Analytical paragraphs:
P&C: https://t.co/XFfLWmUyVO
Macbeth: https://t.co/y7nm7MVzmN
Let me know if you’d like me to email them as well x
RESOURCE ALERT! Retrieval practice really is the best way to cement that knowledge of key quotations in the run-up to Year 11s GCSE literature exams; hopefully others find these useful.
Inspired by @MissSwarbrick , thanks for the format! @LitdriveUK
https://t.co/U6NTmHDH9d
@MissSFEnglish I always like to use sentence stems, the author was attempting to challenge/criticise/celebrate/reveal the importance of and most the P&C poems are political e.g WP expose the hypocrisy and ignorance of Western civilisation and reveal the horrific collateral damage of war
So so proud of my year 11 class, they’re the first class I’ve taken through to exams due to covid and I couldn’t be more proud of them - throughout the two years I’ve had them they’ve worked their socks off and their hard work has paid off 💕
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This day in 1954, Alan Turing took his life by his own hand, driven to death by society’s inability to accept a different form of sexuality.
He invented the modern computer.
Whatever device you are reading this on, came from his genius.

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Over the moon for the Blood Brothers question on childhood experiences! As a class we planned for a childhood question yesterday so I just know they all went into it feeling prepared 📝
Putting my Lit Paper 1 predictions out there into the universe…
For P&C I’m thinking Power of Nature with Storm on the Island or identity/memory with My Last Duchess
For Blood Brothers it may be childhood/growing up or Sammy & Violence 😖😖
What does everyone else think?!
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@MikeSegalov Hello, I run a Pride group for students in my school. It’s a lovely environment, this week 4 of them have helped present assemblies for how to be an ally and we do things like make a newsletter for the school etc
Just over a month to go until ‘RTT: A Christmas Carol’ is released on June 17th! We can’t wait to hear what people think of it. In the meantime, here are @funkypedagogy’s thoughts! @SPryke2 @JohnCattEd @Team_English1 https://t.co/ljPVw2D7ZK
When you ask people to name a book that changed their lives, they almost always name a children's book. And they always remember, with the intensity of a religious experience, the feeling they had when they were reading it. Those books go so deep, they become part of us forever.