English Literature Teacher Guide: Exploring the AQA Anthology
No. of pages 256
Published: 2010
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Written by senior examiners and teachers, the series offers step-by-step support through the new content and assessment for the new English Language, English Literature and English specifications
With fully differentiated resources designed to raise attainment, you can be confident that ALL your students will achieve their best possible grades.
The GCSE English Literature Teacher Guide provides step-by-step support for teaching AQA's NEW anthologies, Moon on the Tides and Sunlight on the Grass. It is ideal for teachers of all levels, from NQTs to more experienced professionals.
Designed to help you get to know the new anthologies, the pack provides detailed teacher notes on each poem and short story, as well as resources to help you engage your classes and prepare them for exam and assessment success.
The Literature Teacher Guide offers
*differentiated lesson plans, worksheets and revision notes on all the short stories and poetry clusters in the AQA anthologies
*a clear match to the specification with graded learning objectives, and relevant Assessment Objective skills highlighted
*a focus on helping your students reach the key grades of C and A/A*, with sample answers at key grades and advice on how to improve them
*extensive guidance and practice for the new Unseen Poetry exam, at both Foundation and Higher tier levels
*revision notes and marking checklists to help you and your students get to grips with the new poems, and build skills for exam and controlled assessment success.
This book is part of a book series called English Gcse For Aqa .
This book is aimed at children in secondary school.
There are 256 pages in this book. This book was published 2010 by HarperCollins Publishers .
Phil Darragh is an experienced English teacher and Head of Department who has taught English GCSE and A Level for eighteen years. John Parry has taught English in comprehensive schools in Yorkshire for almost twenty years. He is also an experienced examiner for a leading Awarding Body. Mary Green - is an experienced publisher/editor with a number of successful series to her name most notably Folens Primary Specials Mike Gould is a former Head of English and a university Lecturer in English and Education, who has written over 150 books for students and teachers in the UK and overseas.
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