Resources, inspiration and connection. Listening to the needs of KS5 English Literature teachers to provide useful and engaging resources and free events
4th in the UK for Creative Writing and 20th for English (Complete University Guide 2024), we think Royal Holloway has so much to offer your students. Do get in touch if you teach anyone that might be interested in learning more about what we do. https://t.co/YLU5sD1WDO
If you're interested in hearing more about Creative Writing at Royal Holloway, follow our new Instagram account, where we'll keep you up-to-date with events, staff projects, & our current *brilliant* students
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Teachers, if any of your students are exploring studying English at university, our next @RoyalHolloway open day is on Saturday 23rd November: https://t.co/MhPeoo1q5B
If any of your students are hoping to study English, Creative Writing, or an English Joint Honours degree, let them know that @RoyalHolloway's first on campus open-day of the year will be on Saturday 14th of October: https://t.co/rf6cy5HHTt
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Reposting this fantastic resource for teaching Carol Ann Duffy's Feminine Gospels and Atwood's The Handmaid's Tale produced by @RHULEnglish alumna @MissDunmore1 for @LitdriveUK
This has been a labour of love - a comparative SoL for teaching Feminine Gospels an Handmaid's Tale for AQA A level Literature. A particular focus on developing teacher subject knowledge (with 'hidden class annotation slides')
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@RHULEnglish's @KLickorishQuinn and poet @Maia_Elsner are running a collaborative CPD workshop for primary and secondary teaching on 'Multilingual Creative Writing in the Classroom' on Wednesday 5th July. £25 Voucher for taking part, plus lunch, plus £25 to cover travel.
Calling all interested in teenage reading, please complete our 10 min survey by 7th May 2023, RTs v welcome! https://t.co/cQLZA3d8WY @Kathy_Rastle@BobEaglestone@HarveyWiltshire
In the most recent edition of the English Review A-Level magazine, @RHULEnglish Emeritus Professor Anne Varty looks at Carol Ann Duffy's influential collection 'Mean Time' 30 years after its publication, and its evocation of time in many forms: https://t.co/ZaeJCyC4mL
@Gwenelope Very much the sense of disrespectful and uncontrollable; the doubts don't abide the situation or Macbeth's sense of his own character. See "The envious barking of your saucy tongue" (Henry VI, pt.1); 'I will speak to him like a saucy lackey' (AYLI, 3.2)
📢 Teachers of English 📢 Looking to the year ahead, what are the ways in which uni-based academics can be supporting you and your students? Subject knowledge CPD for you? Masterclasses for your students? Short explainer videos on key primary texts? Let us know; we're listening!
Great to see @RHULEnglish's @KatieMcGettigan discussing 'What counts as a classic?' for @audibleuk. Check it out, and let us know what YOU think makes a classic. https://t.co/5iNdpGZb04
Do you have students that are considering studying English at a higher education level? Watch Dr Eaglestone’s @BobEaglestone short informative guide for 18 reasons to study English beyond A-Level. https://t.co/luv5erlHo0
Are you currently teaching a Shakespearean Tragedy? Watch Professor Kiernan Ryan’s video about the features your students can look out for that give a tragedy a Shakespearean quality. https://t.co/dAR891by8q