Taughtly - English Lessons & Resources

English Teacher & Tutor 🌟 IGCSE Lit, First Language English & IB English A 🌟 Examiner 🌟 Resource Creator 🌟

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[Taughtly - English Lessons & Resources @TaughtlyUK]

I'm an English Language and Literature teacher! 🍏

Find my free video lessons and teaching resources for teachers and students at https://t.co/xUVFzAQbNN 🌟

🔗 All my links at https://t.co/AZprs8p8LJ

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[Taughtly - English Lessons & Resources @TaughtlyUK]

@neilbowen3 Interested in purchasing this. Can I check if any AI was used to produce the text? Thank you!

[Taughtly - English Lessons & Resources @TaughtlyUK]

@SecondaryEng Thank you! ☺️

[Taughtly - English Lessons & Resources @TaughtlyUK]

New teaching resource: Directed Writing for 2027.

⭐19 full lessons with starter and plenary
⭐334 PowerPoint slides
⭐110 page student workbook
⭐5 sample papers for 2027 with mark schemes
⭐Sample answers

Buy the resource: https://t.co/slcvwnuHVh

[Taughtly - English Lessons & Resources @TaughtlyUK]

Download my ✨free✨ Paper 2 for 2027 with a mark scheme and sample answer for Directed Writing:

https://t.co/VnXxwwfaId

#teamenglish #edutwitter #teachertwitter @Team_English1 #igcse

[Abena Appiah @AbenaAppiah]

Character sentence stems for Macbeth 🩸
Helping students move from ideas to analysis using connectives like ‘so that’
A simple scaffold that has helped my students build independence and confidence in their analytical writing. ✍🏽
#Macbeth #teamenglish #engchat

[Stuart Pryke @SPryke2]

Instead of a blog, here's a Dropbox with all the resources I've made in it. Will update as and when! #teamenglish https://t.co/7xLeOSL36w

[✒️ @Literariium]

so soft it hurts

[Bec @MrsRJOwen]

#AIC events revision. Cause and Consequence. #aninspectorcalls #gcseliterature #visuallearning #gcseenglish #teamenglish

[English Grammar @GrammarUpdates]

Figures of Speech

[Aakash Gupta @aakashgupta]

Some of the coldest life advice you’ll ever hear

[Dr Amy Smith @amy_smith117]

Here are my notes on Banquo's ghost in Act 3 Scene 4 of "Macbeth" + a resource for supporting students in taking notes and refining their ideas. You can download this (and other things!) from my dropbox: https://t.co/PfI8E2CTRt

[Matt Lynch @Mathew_Lynch44]

*NEW* inspired by @xris32 and in collaboration with @SPryke2 here’s 16 weeks worth of skills starters for AIC, ACC and Macbeth. Help yourselves! https://t.co/qbEhuPCAME

[Taughtly - English Lessons & Resources @TaughtlyUK]

@FunkyPedagogy Mrs Rumsey and Claire's Notes on YouTube are both excellent for IGCSE poetry ☺️

[Taughtly - English Lessons & Resources @TaughtlyUK]

@H_Miss88 I did a three day teacher training course with the RSC and it was incredibly useful! They worked with drama and English teachers and also held workshops for students alongside our PD.

[Taughtly - English Lessons & Resources @TaughtlyUK]

❗Free session tomorrow❗For students studying Macbeth and An Inspector Calls :)

[Taughtly - English Lessons & Resources @TaughtlyUK]

Free workshop for students studying Macbeth and An Inspector Calls for IGCSE English Literature - Edexcel 4ET1

Join me for a two-hour workshop the night before your Literature Paper 2 on Monday 19th May at 10:30-12:30 UK time

#teamenglish #englishliterature #macbeth #aic

[Taughtly - English Lessons & Resources @TaughtlyUK]

Sitting IGCSE Literature Paper 1 on Monday for Edexcel 4ET1?

Check out my Grade 9 essay for poetry comparison, looking at Prayer Before Birth vs The Tyger 😊

Link here: https://t.co/dEDxoelgqh

#teamenglish #edexcel #edutwitter

[Amy @amycoombe3011]

Blog: What do students need to know for the English literature GCSE? https://t.co/BDmKZQ97N5
💡Why do we need to specify knowledge?
💡Why do we need to be selective?
💡How do we make selections?
💡What pitfalls do we need to pre-empt?
📒 Core knowledge examples
📒 Free booklets

[Taughtly - English Lessons & Resources @TaughtlyUK]

Full A* example essay for Ted Hughes' Football at Slack.

Perfect for students studying IGCSE English Literature 0475 ⚽

Read it here: https://t.co/4a7YUmq2gi

#teamenglish @Team_English1 #teachertwitter #litdrive

[British Library Learning @BL_Learning]

English teachers! Bookings are open for our next free online CPD - exploring Macbeth in context on 25 June.
Join Professor Emma Smith, & teacher and author @MichaelDonkor for fresh perspectives, tips & resources. We'll delve into ideas of agency & blame.
https://t.co/CYwvDa5Wp2