A site to share my resources for secondary English teaching.
Here is a link to a One Note page on which I recorded a short revision session on Hill’s text. If you use the replay button on ‘view’ while listening to the audio, it should mark up in real time. It does not cover everything, nor is it meant to.
Readers outside my organisation may not be able to access this link, so here is the audio:
and a screenshot of the onenote page:
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i can’t even hear the audio and can’t see the text, how is that gonna help.
So sorry you are having issues. I have just tried the sound file which is working well. The text is included on the page.