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Liz Lochhead Individual Presentations
These should be emailed to me by Friday 4th October.
- Choose a poem – go for the one you like the most/find most interesting.
- You should include both the lines of the poem itself, as well as any notes and annotations you have to analyse the poem.
- This presentation should encapsulate the central concerns of the poem, and help US to understand its meaning.
- Take notes on the type of images/music you will use to present it.
- The presentation should be detailed, insightful, well-made and designed.
- These will be uploaded to the blog to act as revision guides for everyone in the class.
- Take this task seriously. If you don’t make an effort, I won’t be pleased.
Here’s the PowerPoint to help:
Lochhead Example 10 Mark Questions
If you imagine Revelation is the poem in front of you, answer these questions, using the formula:
By referring to this poem and to at least one other poem, discuss how Lochhead uses contrast to explore central concerns. 10
By referring to this poem and to at least one other poem by Lochhead, discuss how she explores the theme of personal and/or social change. 10
By referring to this poem and to at least one other poem, discuss how Lochhead explores important aspects of life through everyday objects and/or situations. 10
10 Mark Question Formula
- Step 1
Mention the specific area of commonality and include what poems you will be discussing. (2 marks) - Step 2
Quote from the poem in front of you and link to the question – mention techniques and effect. (1 mark) x 2 - Step 3
Quote and/or make specific reference to another poem/s and link to the question – again, mention techniques and their effect. (1 mark) x 6
BULLET POINT YOUR ANSWER
Liz Lochhead
Folks, please find below the Lochhead handouts, in case yours go astray.
Jekyll and Hyde Revision Guide
Jekyll and Hyde Practice Papers
For revision purposes, folks, the practice papers we have completed this year:
Example Paper Jekyll’s Regent Park Transformation
The Story of the Door Example Paper
Mr Utterson meets Mr Hyde – characterisation 10 marker
Example Paper Jekyll’s Transformation
Jekyll and Hyde Revision Videos
Right folks, everyone will be working on a revision video for Jekyll and Hyde, which are due in on Monday 1st April. I was informed that some of you weren’t exactly working hard in class yesterday – make sure these are completed. I won’t accept any excuses.
The videos should explore the aspect of the novel you have been assigned, and include summaries, key quotations, and in-depth analysis. These should be useful for everyone, as I will post them on the blog for you all to use (they will be password protected, so no one will be able to access them except you).
Reminder of what everyone is doing:
Caitlin: Addiction
Chris: Mr Utterson
Nicole: Narrative
Reece: Hyde
Andrew: Setting
Ethan: Jekyll
Regan: Setting
Jonny: Key quotations and analysis from the novel as a whole
Thomas: Duality of man
Jekyll and Hyde Audio-book
Hello folks,
As discussed in class, make sure you finish re-reading Jekyll and Hyde this week – below is a link to the audio-book. We have reached up to 1:38:32.
Jekyll and Hyde/Skyfall – Revision
Morning folks,
Here’s a bunch of things to help with Jekyll and Hyde/Skyfall revision over the holidays.
Have a lovely Christmas and New Year!
The Strange Case of Dr Jekyll and Mr Hyde
Mr Utterson meets Mr Hyde – characterisation 10 marker
Example Paper Jekyll’s Transformation
Analysis Social Historical Context
Revision-Guide-for-Year-11-Jekyll-and-Hyde-English
Jeyll and Hyde Quotations Table
Jekyll and Hyde – Essay Skills
Dr Jekyll and Mr Hyde Allegory
Jekyll and Hyde – Social and Historical Context
Hello folks,
Here’s the PowerPoint from Tuesday’s lesson – make sure you catch up if you weren’t there.
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