Overview of IGCSE English Literature
September 6, 2010Welcome to igcse english literature
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Welcome to igcse english literature
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Welcome to igcse english
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Here is an overview of my intended route through the IGCSE course this year. It is of course subject to change but this should give you some idea about how the year will shape up.
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As promised, here are the links for those of you who would like to be able to download the podcasts and save them to your own portable devices for later playback.. Just right click on the title link and you’ll be prompted to save the target as an mp3 file to your hard drive [...]
Hi guys – as promised, here are copies of 4 brief podcasts to support you in writing your essay on ‘Othello’. The first explores ‘context’ which will be relevant for any of the three questions that I have set. The others each deal with one of the specific essay titles – I would encourage you [...]
To help you to prepare for your GCSE coursework essay examining the character of Iago, I have compiled a brief list of online resources. Each of these links will take you to a site that has a useful study guide – remember you will be looking for anything that helps you better understand the character, [...]
Here is a little online exercise to get you in the mood for the Speaking and Listening exercises we will be doing in class over the next couple of weeks. Just click on the link below and follow along
Bitesize English Speaking & Listening exercise
To support you in writing your first formal analytical coursework essay on tension in Poe’s short stories, here is a copy of the slideshow we will work through in class together this week. It builds on the work we’ve done on the ‘10 Golden Rules’ of good essay writing and so much of it [...]
Hi ladies and gents – here’s the slideshow we used in class today to compare Poe’s ‘The Black Cat’ and ‘The Tell Tale Heart’. I thought the session went well and you all showed a really good understanding of the ways that the texts create and sustain tension so well done. I’ve posted this here [...]
Hi guys – in case you were curious to hear a little of Edgar Allan Poe’s most famous poem – ‘The Raven’, I have found this video clip which I thought you might find amusing – you can’t beat the Simpsons AND great literature! Enjoy…
The Raven meets the Simpsons