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@MsJasmineMN I have done this in the past and planned to do it before the end of term (last week for me) but I forgot! So good for pupil voice. Could I have a copy of your questions please? I tend to ask what can I do to further help? And what can you do to help yourself?
This week we have opened our Staff CPD library, it has been developed to share good quality CPD resources, with the hope of encouraging sharing of ideas and pedagogical approaches.
#WRATCPD#excellence#soaringtosuccess
Does anyone have a "bulletproof" structure for students to use for answering language paper 1 Q4? I'm finding that the students forget or wont reference the statement in their answer and end up blindly just analysing the text.... Help.
Thank you in advance @Team_English1
One day I'll be able to leave a SOW alone for a bit. Clearly today is not that day! Re-resourcing our 'R and J' scheme to reflect new thinking and ideas. Props to @Xris32 for his 'identifying structural choices' method from 'How to Teach English'. It's always a winner! 👍
I’ve just made this to help students with AQA Lang, P1, Q3 & to stop them from over complicating their answers. Will trial next week. It might work, it might not but it’s worth experimenting to find out! Help yourselves to the sheet/format. @Team_English1 https://t.co/uo3ImsfNk3
A few people have asked about the academic reading slides I shared yesterday for 'Romeo and Juliet'. They can be found in 'Lesson 2' of this folder which contains 4 lessons on Act 1, Scene 1. Help yourselves! https://t.co/7m49uFIXl2 @Team_English1
Check our our 'Brush up your knowledge' one stop crib sheets for texts, created by the Litdrive team last year. Handy for revision #Litdrive#TeamEnglish