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Beowulf: Introduction to PETER Analysis

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Beowulf: Introduction to PETER Analysis

Exemplar paragraph of analysis based on the characterisation of Grendel in Beowulf with a breakdown of Point, Evidence, Technique (or Terminology), Effect and Refer Back. Useful for an introduction to analysis and support for Key Stage 3 students and part of a wider scheme of learning on Beowulf for Year 7. Subscriber Content Download Introduction [...]

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Romeo & Juliet: Timeline and Plot

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Romeo & Juliet: Timeline and Plot

Act in R&JWhat happens:Act 1 – PrologueFind out the story in a condensed versionAct 1, Scene 1: Verona. A public place.Servants of the Montagues (Romeo) and Capulets (Juliet) start street brawl showing rivalry and tension between the families. We discover Romeo loves Rosalind.Act 1, Scene 2: A street.Paris asks Capulet if he can marry Juliet. [...]

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Protected: Miss Dunn’s GCSE English Modern Drama Coursework

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Great Expectations: Vocabulary Case Study

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Great Expectations: Vocabulary Case Study

The content examines the concept of 'Disdain' as experienced by Estella towards Pip in Great Expectations. It delves into the word’s etymology, synonyms, antonyms, and morphology, offering insights that are particularly beneficial for English Second Language Learners, aimed at enhancing their vocabulary understanding and usage.