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When the good people at Bloomsbury Education take the time to match the book cover to your earrings… Seriously, though, proud to be the series editor for this GCSE literature series. This Frankenstein title is exceptional - huge props to Gwenders 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁷󠁬󠁳󠁿🧙 Fe Brewer & Mary H-P 👏

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Article on teaching the really quite useless English Language syllabus: open.substack.com/pub/philbeadle…

READING RECOMMENDATIONS TERM 6: This term's version of reading recommendations. Follow the link and click to download. #Engchat #Engchatuk ……ingfrommymistakesenglish.blogspot.com/2024/06/readin…… Includes Peter Lantos, Tom Percival, Erik J. Brown, Margaret McDonald

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NEW RESOURCES 🚨 Team English Language Paper 2 - Final Run - SIX NEW RESOURCES - Plus in this thread I'll share previous P2 stuff NEW ⬇️ ☕️ 30m speed mock on coffee stalls ☎️ 60m speed mock on communication 🍓💀🏭🫖 FOUR Q4/Q5 resources on produce, death, strikes & food stalls

Playing around with a little KDP! #littlebookof #gcsemacbeth #gcseessays

Today’s reading

Here’s a blog I wrote ages ago using CLiC fiction. It’s on servants and doors in Dr Jekyll and Mr Hyde and how servants’ agency could symbolise a class-based fear of transition from one social class to another. blog.bham.ac.uk/clic-dickens/2…

Today is the first and only time I cook onion soup. I spent 10 mins cutting up onions and had eight hours of the family moaning how the house stank of onions.

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ENGLISH TEACHERS: what are the worst things you’ve seen recommended by TikTok influencers? I’m putting a ‘red flags’ resource together to help students judge what’s nonsense… will share. Just want to see if I’m missing anything!

Discovered in my tidying up GCSEs from 1963. I find them interesting because the format of the questions are not so rigid. You couldn’t really predict the questions.

Jennifer Webb I told my year 13s "they're profiting from your anxiety, you know" and I think it sank it for some of them thankfully!

Another example. This time part of the GCSE 1964 English Language Ordinary Level. What a soulless way to read a poem! Plus, I’d love to read the mark scheme.

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Super excited to share tomorrow's June content for laurawebbcpd.com - a highly requested video session exploring the motifs in An Inspector Calls. 📷💷🍾 Snippets below 👇

Interesting perspective for the poem Kamikaze