English Resources (page 7)

Lorraine Hansberry is much loved stateside, so why is she all but unknown this side of the Atlantic? In simple terms, Lorraine Hansberry is what you get if Arthur Miller had been born...

Gender-flipping Shakespeare Due to its history, gender fluidity is practically baked into Shakespeare. Midsummer Night s Dream lends itself to mixing the genders, and despite seemi...

Well, let`s take perhaps the most obscure image in the poem, from the final lines of the first section: `in the warm New York 4 o clock light we are drifting back and forth / be...

When answering question 2 on English Language Paper 1 (AQA), it is important to show that you are fully aware of the multiplicity of ways that language is being used. You can scan ...

Story writing is a key skill I spend a lot of time developing with my individual pupils during our tutor sessions and especially so with those children in KS2. Developing writing ski...

Most students need a quick and easy method to remember in the two exams which type of language device they need to analyse and use in their own writing. The easy acronyms help in this...

HelloIn this featured article I`m sharing my views on reading out loud.I remember my teacher reading stories out loud to my class in Junior School before home time and I loved our re...

HelloI m Soulla.In this short article I m looking at English in the UK National Curriculum.As a teacher and educator I support the National Curriculum s aim in promoting high st...

Reading helps children to identify and understand the use of figurative language, the rules of the English syntax and spellings. Encouraging children to read suitable classic books ...

Fiction (stories)What do you think the writer intended the audience to feel/think about this character/event? Why?Could you recommend this book to others using an example from the t...