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Checking out me history poem / power and conflict / annotations 

Dive into John Agard's poem 'Checking Out Me History', which critiques the selective teaching of history and highlights significant figures often overlooked in traditional narratives. This analysis covers key themes of identity, cultural heritage, and the power dynamics in historical storytelling. Ideal for GCSE English Literature students studying power and conflict. Includes annotations and insights into the poem's metaphors and historical references.

Exploring Agard's History

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English Language Paper 1, Question 5. Grade 9 answer. Suitable for GCSE. Writing task in response to picture of a market.

Explore a Grade 9 narrative response to a market scene, capturing the vibrant atmosphere and rich visual imagery. This writing task, inspired by a picture, delves into the sensory experiences of a souk in Amman, highlighting the intricate details of daily life and cultural interactions. Ideal for GCSE English Language Paper 1, Question 5 preparation.

Market Scene Narrative

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English Language Paper 1 Q5

Organisation of the Paris Anthology Texts by: genre ; subject ; context of production

Dive into a comprehensive analysis of Parisian literature, organized by genre, subject, and context of production. This study note covers various narratives, from memoirs to travel guides, highlighting key themes and stylistic approaches. Ideal for students seeking to understand the diverse representations of Paris in literature.

Exploring Paris Texts

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Explore the language techniques used to describe the Tyrannosaurus Rex in this English Language Paper 1 revision activity. Analyze metaphors, similes, and personification to understand how they enhance the portrayal of this prehistoric creature. Ideal for Year 11 students preparing for their exams.

Analysing non-fiction

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