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Jekyll and Hyde Scheme of Work

Click here to access a scheme of work on Jekyll and Hyde; it’s basically a series of short PowerPoint presentations

7th May 20197th May 2019 Wise

One of the posts I’ve read this year that has really influenced my thinking is What do students think about

1st May 2019 Wise

Click here to access a simple guide to some of the arguably more obscure allusions in Jekyll and Hyde. I’ve

I recently published a guide on punctuation marks (a compilation of some of my old literacy posts from a few

Rhetoric, broadly defined, is the art of persuasion through the manipulation of language – both written and spoken. The passage

A few years ago, I published a series of literacy-themed posts. You can access them by clicking here. I’ve compiled

I’m never really sure about how much stuff to give my wards over the Easter break. The temptation is to

What follows is an overview of some of the most common misconceptions or over-simplifications that I’ve encountered over the years

What follows is an overview of some of the most common misconceptions (or over-simplifications) that I’ve encountered over the years

Pitching multiple-choice questions at the right level is a tricky business. On one hand, you don’t want them to be