English Resources (page 76)

What Is The Aim Of Assessment? Regardless of the intended and actual uses of assessment data, the main focus of assessment has to be on developing pupils in both their knowledge an...

Formative Assessment The value of formative `discourse` can be found in the dialogue between learners, and teachers. This dialogue is not always verbal: it can be the use of `traff...

Carry out a review of recent literature in good assessment practice. Use the understanding you gain from this to suggest: How assessment procedures in your A placement school coul...

Richard: Ay, no. No, ay; for I must nothing be. Therefore, no `no`, for I resign to thee. Now mark me how I will undo myself. (Richard II 4.1.201-203) This passage from Shake...

Dyslexia can be a problem in different areas of learning. It affects reading, writing, spelling and mathematics. Dyslexia is often present (this is called: co-morbid) with other types...

Suman Gupta writes in "Re-Reading Harry Potter", that the notion of blood is central to the theme of racism. As Voldemort is seen drinking Unicorn blood in order to gain existence ...

Ladies and gentleman of the jury, the task is with you to decide where the blame for Santiago Nasar's murder lies. It seems as if the fault of his death was no one's, and yet at the s...

Dana Gioia`s poem holds a quiet beauty in its tale of an infant`s death. The first person narrative is not abused by melodramatic, theatrical emotion but instead by focusing on the se...

Last September every English GCSE teacher in the UK breathed a huge sigh of relief and started a brand new syllabus as the dreaded coursework was finally deleted forever (hopefully) a...

Right so you are in that English lesson and your mind has gone blank, it is absolutely empty. You think to yourself I have no clue about Shakespeare`s Macbeth. The language is weird a...