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Conversation and news on matters literary and educational. Grammar schools: Tory manifesto claims and the evidence that debunks them. How evidence-based are the Conservative manifesto proposals on grammar schools? Not at all, says a Professor at the UCL Institute of Education, as she digs into the DfE’s own figures. How evidence-based are the Conservative proposals on grammar schools? 👉 https:/ t.co/s1Gc3NXPYA. Mdash; IOE (@IOE London) June 3, 2017. Read about this on the IOE London blog. As you say in ...
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Make sure you get it right. If you want great examination results for yourself or for your students, make sure you get a great big tick! You thought all ticks were the same? This site will show you how some ticks are much bigger than others. You don't want to see him cross, do you? This website is brought to you by.
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Literary Connections: Word of the Day
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Mr Hector has an old fashioned faith in the. Redemptive power of words.' ( The History Boys. Here's the Oxford English. Dictionary's Word of the Day too! Word of the Day. Word of the Day is a service for the improvement of the minds of students currently engaged in advanced study and for any others interested in words. Inspired in part by Alan Bennett's play. Word of the day is free - read it right here! It's also available by and now you can follow Word of the Day on Twitter. Word sites on the web.
Literary Connections: reading suggestions for A Level English Literature
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Lives of the Poets. Useful texts for A Level Literature. These are editions of the texts and some other books that I have found useful for the AS and A Level units of the AQA A Level Specification A English Literature course - they may be helpful for those following other courses as well. Remember to check from the examination board specification. That you are reading the right text and edition! And for individual authors and topics (see the resources page. Or the list on the left). Introducing Contexts ...
Literary Connections: Literary Drinkers by Pete Bunten: Thomas Hardy
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Why not buy your own copy. Pete Bunten's book will whet your appetite for both literary and liquid refreshment. Illustrated with attractive line drawings, it covers a wide range of authors and topics. Literary Connections is delighted to bring you extracts on three writers: John Clare. And P G Wodehouse. The Muses," said Horace, "have usually smelt of drink first thing in the morning." And with that inspiriting thought in mind let us go in search of the literary drinkers.'. Writers are drawn to public ho...
Literary Connections: AQA A Level English Literature Specification A (from 2008): A2 course (2740)
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Click here for the AS (first year) course. See the Shakespeare page. AQA A Level English Literature Specification A: 2009 onwards (2740). Second year: the A2 Course. The second year of the new AQA course. Offers teachers and students a great deal of freedom. With that, of course, comes responsibility to ensure that the requirements are being met. Here's an outline, but always check with the AQA Specification. And keep in touch with your moderator too. Key requirements of the A2 course. This will be suppl...
Literary Connections: poetry page
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Poetry in 1383 pages. And Sixty Poems to. Read Along the Way. Poetry: 'each word has a little music of its own'. It is a test. that genuine poetry can communicate before it is understood. (T S Eliot: from 'Dante', 1929). Coleridge, according to Ruth Padel in The Poem and the Journey. Ruth Padel: The Poem and the Journey: And Sixty Poems to Read Along the Way. It's a generous, likable, diligent and smart piece of work,' says Andrew Motion in a review. Ruth Padel: 52 Ways of Looking at a Poem. For sites on...
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Great Big Tick: about the site
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Great big tick: about this site. If you want great examination results for yourself or for your students, make sure you get a great big tick! You thought all ticks were the same? This site will show you how some ticks are much bigger than others. He's got a cross look in his eye! This website is brought to you by.
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Mouse and muse too. July 14, 2015 · 10:14 am. Leave a Reply Cancel reply. Enter your comment here. Fill in your details below or click an icon to log in:. Address never made public). You are commenting using your WordPress.com account. ( Log Out. You are commenting using your Twitter account. ( Log Out. You are commenting using your Facebook account. ( Log Out. You are commenting using your Google account. ( Log Out. Notify me of new comments via email. Felbrigg Hall and the Norfolk coast.
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Mouse and muse too. Up in Norfolk, Oxburgh Hall is the archetypal moated grange – impressive inside and out. Less known, but equally beautiful, are the nearby water gardens at Gooderstone. Leave a Reply Cancel reply. Enter your comment here. Fill in your details below or click an icon to log in:. Address never made public). You are commenting using your WordPress.com account. ( Log Out. You are commenting using your Twitter account. ( Log Out. You are commenting using your Facebook account. ( Log Out.
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Mouse and muse too. I can’t remember why I started writing sonnets but I wrote a lot in 2007 as a kind of diary. Two years later I asked people to sponsor me to write a sonnet a month and I was able to raise 2,500 in aid of Water Aid and the Margaret School in Uganda. The Margaret Junior School. This sonnet was written as a homage to Wordsworth’s famous ‘On Westminster Bridge’. I thought the Engine deserved no less! Of Socks and Sonnets. Leave a Reply Cancel reply. Enter your comment here. Fill in your d...
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Mouse and muse too. Newer posts →. July 14, 2015 · 10:14 am. June 30, 2015 · 8:12 am. Looking across the canal towards our apartment – somewhere behind the trees. Two flights of steep stairs but worth it when you get there! The open gardens also included a lot of art, especially sculptures, and sometimes something unexpected:. The hidden gardens were a bit formal for our taste – and we felt they needed some more splashes of colour – but they were fascinating nevertheless. May 21, 2015 · 3:44 pm.
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Mouse and muse too. Amsterdam Open Gardens →. May 21, 2015 · 3:44 pm. Swoop, swirl, glide, dive… Sweeping over the waves or clinging on the cliffs, seabirds are everywhere! Amsterdam Open Gardens →. Leave a Reply Cancel reply. Enter your comment here. Fill in your details below or click an icon to log in:. Address never made public). You are commenting using your WordPress.com account. ( Log Out. You are commenting using your Twitter account. ( Log Out. Notify me of new comments via email.
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Mouse and muse too. June 30, 2015 · 8:12 am. Looking across the canal towards our apartment – somewhere behind the trees. Two flights of steep stairs but worth it when you get there! The open gardens also included a lot of art, especially sculptures, and sometimes something unexpected:. The hidden gardens were a bit formal for our taste – and we felt they needed some more splashes of colour – but they were fascinating nevertheless. Leave a Reply Cancel reply. Enter your comment here. Mouse and muse too.
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N E T: NATE English Training. English and ICT home page. Students collaborating on a text. Photos DfES - used with permission. Welcome to the NATE English Training resource pages. These pages are for schools participating in NATE's training for English Departments, funded by the DfES/Becta. If you'd like to know more, please contact us. The menu on the left links to sample resources from the course. The links on the right are to useful websites - including our own discussion area, the NET Forum.
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Literary Concord Uncovered by Joseph L. Andrews
Contact the Author sample mail@mail.com. By Joseph L. Andrews. Why did Concord, Massachusetts, the small inland farming village, twenty miles northwest of Boston, become the center of America’s intellectual life in the mid 1800’s? And why did celebrated authors Henry D. Thoreau, Ralph Waldo Emerson, Louisa May Alcott, Nathaniel Hawthorne and Margaret Fuller all live and write at that same time in Concord? Discover the answer in.
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LITERARY CONFLUENCE :A Global Journal of English and Cultural Studies - Literary Confluence
A gLOBAL Bi - Annual jOURNAL OF eNGLISH AND cULTURAL sTUDIES. Witrh Prof Antony Johae of Essex University , Uk and Shakespeare Professor Amitava Roy, with the Literary Confluence. The doyen of Indian English Poetry Jayanta Mahapatra discussing with Editor Dr.Ratan Bhattacharjee at Pondicherry University Guest House during the International Poetry Festival 2014. Dr Ratan Bhattahcharjee discussing with Prof. Antony Johae about the Journal in his Post Graduate Dept of Dum Dum Motijheel College. Editor in Ch...
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Our book, Teaching English Using ICT. Is full of practical suggestions. 'This should become a standard text in the field of ICT in English education. But the best thing about it is that it has been written by English teachers, for English teachers.' Ian McNeilly, former Director of the National Association for Teaching English. Or find out more here. Taking or teaching A level? Resources for the new A Levels. There are some suggestions for reading about love. Is now on Twitter. Never such innocence again.
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Friday, October 21, 2011. The romantic movement of 1419. Links to this post. Tuesday, December 15, 2009. God-like . .He had a cruel heart, and hated all of them,Till he conceived a love for his own form:He wailed, seeing his face, delightful as a dream,Within a spring; he wept for his beauty.Then the boy shed his blood and give it to the earth. to bear. The Transformation of Echo. Fam'd far and near for knowing things to come,. From him th' enquiring nations sought their doom;. Of wonted speech; for tho'...
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