Edexcel Poetry: Time and Place for GCSE grades 9 to 1 Plus Unseen Poetry Advice | TheBookSeekers

Edexcel Poetry: Time and Place for GCSE grades 9 to 1 Plus Unseen Poetry Advice


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No. of pages 20

Published: 2018

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Great for age 11-18 years

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This audio guide offers a completely new method of learning and revision. You can learn about how to approach your `Time and Place' poetry exam while walking to school, or as the soundtrack to your favourite computer game. The guide includes a 20 page booklet comparing the language, form and structure of the set poems. Comparisons include carefully chosen quotes and key terminology. Total Running Time: 1 hour 18 Minutes. A code for printable PDF revision bullet points is also included. Track listing: 1. To Autumn, 2. Composed On Westminster Bridge, 3. London, 4. I Started Early - Took My Dog, 5. Where The Picnic Was, 6. Adlestrop, 7. Home Thoughts From Abroad, 8. First Flight, 9. Stewart Island, 10. Presents From My Aunts In Pakistan, 11. Hurricane Hits England, 12. Nothing's Changed, 13. Postcard From A Travel Snob, 14. In Romney Marsh, 15. Absence, 16. How to compare unseen poetry, 17. Glossary of key terms, 18. Glossary of poetic forms

 

This book is aimed at children in secondary school.

There are 20 pages in this book. This book was published 2018 by Revision Rocks .

Emily Bird has been an English teacher for over ten years and an AQA examiner for four years. A former head of English, she currently works at a school in Sussex that specialises in teaching pupils with learning difficulties. When she's not working on Revision Rocks material you will find her reading novels, writing fiction and driving her Figaro. Jeff Thomas has been a History teacher for 12 years and currently teaches History at Worthing College. He lives in probably the coolest place in England: Brighton. Jeff has appeared on: BBC 5 live, BBC Sussex, Kent, London and Surrey to talk about cutting edge revising techniques and Revision Rocks. Jeff has also been featured in the Times Educational (TES) on two occasions in relation to revising through song. Jeff has also made many radio appearances for the BBC to discuss issues relating to History and secondary

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