Good notes/lectures/podcasts to help senior pupils build their general knowledge of literature/literary movements? Looking at a range of periods with extracts etc but wondered if there’s a few different mediums that could help too. For AH mainly. @EnglishScotland
We're excited to announce that Othello, The Crucible and Frankenstein will be available to watch for free on Sky Arts (Freeview channel 36) and on demand📺
📸 Johan Persson, Catherine Ashmore
There’s magic in the web of it🫀
Ola Ince’s #Othello is coming to screens nationwide.
From 30 September until 13 October, you can rediscover the magic of the #SamWanamakerPlayhouse on the big screen.
🌟The structural similarities between transactional and creative writing for Lang GCSE🌟Mostly good writing does the same thing, regardless of purpose. Especially when you look from a structural perspective
https://t.co/X75789Cp4t
Want to encourage young people to engage with the books they read?
Click. Download. Print!
Reading Log Book https://t.co/Xn5v31nQnu
📚Range of activities!
📚Reflective practice
📚Creative opportunities!
#Reading#KS3#Library#English#TeamEnglish
In partnership with @Literacy_Trust, I've done a virtual version of my FOOTBALL READING GAME for the men's Euros. It's free. For the classroom or the home. It promotes reading through #EURO24.
Please use and pass it on.
https://t.co/hFysi8SEJ0
My website offers around 30 free resources for busy teachers and leaders with a quick and easy sign up.
Resource topics include: adaptive teaching, reading, writing, vocabulary, and my new book, Why Learning Fails (And What To Do About It)
https://t.co/XtH6wtQofw
An open link to a drama study unit on @NationalTheatre 's 'Small Island'. Created to teach with an S3 class, scaffolding a critical essay on a drama. Hope it helps someone!
https://t.co/ISfWNNaiia