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Forbidden Fruit in Ibsen and Chaucer

jwpblog January 6, 2021

I am welcoming the U6th back to the most bizarre Spring Term I recall by beginning to review 2 texts studied in the L6th: A Doll's House and The Merchant's Tale. Though we have no idea whether an exam will …

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No Problem: Zephaniah. Unseen poetry preparation for IGCSE and Edexcel GCSE

jwpblog December 9, 2020

Before I begin, an excellent video of Zephaniah reading this poem can be found here: http://poetrystation.org.uk/poems/no-problem1/ I am not de problem But I bare de brunt Of silly playground taunts An racist stunts, I am not de problem I am …

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(I)GCSE Boost: AIC

jwpblog December 8, 2020

This You Tube channel is the brainchild of a Twitter colleague Haili Hughes. It is a great addition to our arsenal of supporting resources. I offer my AIC thoughts here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bTwgHGcapbA&feature=youtu.be Read More "(I)GCSE Boost: AIC"

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Vendee Globe to compare with Boys Messing About… Edexcel Anthology

jwpblog December 7, 2020

An article from the Guardian to use as compariosn with the passage Explorers or Boys Messing About from the Edexcel Anthology for IGCSE. The anthology is linked here: International_GCSE_Anthology_English_Language_A_and_English_LiteratureDownload 'Just terrifying': Vendée Globe sailor rescued after yacht breaks in half …

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A level Unseen: Dos Passos – The 42nd Parallel.

jwpblog December 4, 2020

My ideas as a response to this passage in OCR A level unseen format. The Passage: John Dos Passos - The 42nd Parallel (1930) The young man walks fast by himself through the crowd that thins into the night streets; …

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Unseen for Edexcel IGCSE practice: Long Distance II. Tony Harrison.

jwpblog December 2, 2020

As usual, an unseen response written in 30-35 minutes to the Edexcel format with focus on the 3 bullets for that exam - descriptive devices, language choice and structure. Long Distance IITony Harrison - 1937- Though my mother was already …

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Unseen Booster: My Parents. Stephen Spender

jwpblog November 27, 2020

A 25 minute booster session as breakfast club on MS Teams for two of my Y11s. This considers an approach to Spender's poem for Edexcel IGCSE Elit - the unseen poem. I have left in the 10 minute silent prep …

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American Dream?

jwpblog November 23, 2020

This is a 15 minute talk delivered online as part of the school's JLx initiative. Short talks by staff members exploring an aspect of their subject which interests them. They should challenge and intrigue and do not seek to offer …

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Discussing an A level unseen with U6th

jwpblog November 19, 2020

A discussion of the unseen on Diamond as Big as the Ritz. https://videopress.com/v/of8XscrB?preloadContent=metadata A level unseen from Diamond as big as the Ritz Read More "Discussing an A level unseen with U6th"

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A level unseen from Diamond as big as the Ritz

jwpblog November 16, 2020

This is a response to the passage below from Fitzgerald's short story 'The Diamond as Big as the Ritz.' JOHN T. UNGER came from a family that had been well known in Hades−−a small town on the Mississippi River−−for several …

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