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British Library Essay Extracts on An Inspector Calls

10th October 2019 Wise An Inspector Calls, British Library Essay Extracts on An Inspector Calls

Click here to access a booklet that contains extracts from six essays I’ve taken from the excellent British Library website.

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Common Misconceptions – An Inspector Calls

30th March 2019 Wise An Inspector Calls

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

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Simplified Knowledge Organisers

20th February 20193rd March 2019 Wise 0 Comments An Inspector Calls, Jekyll and Hyde, macbeth, Teaching Resources

Sometimes less is more. I’ve tried to simplify four of the knowledge organisers I regularly use. Strip them back so

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Retrieval Practice and An Inspector Calls Resources

14th February 201914th February 2019 Wise 0 Comments An Inspector Calls, Teaching and Learning, Teaching Resources

A familiar scenario: I ask students to reread passages from a text and they duly appear to do so. Heads

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Teaching An Inspector Calls Lesson Structure

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Teaching An Inspector Calls: The Structure of a Lesson

7th February 201912th February 2019 Wise 0 Comments An Inspector Calls, GCSE, teaching

I’m currently teaching An Inspector Calls to a mixed-ability GCSE class. So far, my lessons for the unit have tended to start

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The Curse of Knowledge

20th April 2017 Wise 0 Comments academic writing, An Inspector Calls, Curse of Knowledge, Doug Wise, Education, English, English Teaching, J. B. Priestley, Knowledge, schools, teaching english

The curse of knowledge is a common cognitive bias that leads us to believe that the people we typically interact

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