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AS – Learning to Plan for the last question LIT TERMS: IMAGERY, METAPHOR, ONOMATOPOEIA, PERSONIFICATION, ALLITERATION, CAESURA, PATHETIC FALLACY, SYMBOLISM, CHARACTERISATION, PRELAPSARIAN, JUXTAPOSITION KEYWORDS: EMPHASISES, SUGGESTS, REPRESENTS, DEMONSTRATES, HIGHLIGHTS, REFLECTS, Learning Question: Can I plan effectively to answer the last question in the exam? Learning Path: Ball and sticks Examine the criteria (key phrases) Group Planning (in scaffold stages) Feedback Assess plans Starter – Ball and sticks

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Page 1: AS – Learning to Plan for the last question Learning Question: Can I plan effectively to answer the last question in the exam? Learning Path: Ball and

AS – Learning to Plan for the last question

LIT TERMS: IMAGERY, METAPHOR, ONOMATOPOEIA, PERSONIFICATION, ALLITERATION, CAESURA, PATHETIC FALLACY, SYMBOLISM, CHARACTERISATION, PRELAPSARIAN, JUXTAPOSITION

KEYWORDS: EMPHASISES, SUGGESTS, REPRESENTS, DEMONSTRATES, HIGHLIGHTS, REFLECTS,

Learning Question: Can I plan effectively to answer the last question in the exam?

Learning Path: Ball and sticksExamine the criteria (key phrases)Group Planning (in scaffold stages)FeedbackAssess plans

Starter –

Ball and sticks

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Texts from other cultures: Blessing

LIT TERMS: IMAGERY, SIMILE, METAPHOR, ONOMATOPOEIA, PERSONIFICATIONKEYWORDS: EMPHASISES, SUGGESTS, REPRESENTS, DEMONSTRATES, SHOWS

Starter – look at the “collapsed” poem…

Which words stick out? Why? Write ideas on

the sheet.

EXT: Can you guess what the poem is

about?

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Groups:

Group 1Chloe, Becky, Kate, HuongPaul, Hannah T, GeorgiaMia, Shoshannah, JordanJosh, Katie, Ellie, CarolineHarry, Hannah L, Flo

Starter – look at the “collapsed” poem…

Which words stick out? Why? Write ideas on

the sheet.

EXT: Can you guess what the poem is

about?

LIT TERMS: IMAGERY, METAPHOR, ONOMATOPOEIA, PERSONIFICATION, ALLITERATION, CAESURA, PATHETIC FALLACY, SYMBOLISM, CHARACTERISATION, PRELAPSARIAN, JUXTAPOSITION, CLIMAXKEYWORDS: EMPHASISES, SUGGESTS, REPRESENTS, DEMONSTRATES, HIGHLIGHTS, REFLECTS,

Page 4: AS – Learning to Plan for the last question Learning Question: Can I plan effectively to answer the last question in the exam? Learning Path: Ball and

OUTSTANDING PROGRESS: I will be able to plan a coherent argument using well-chosen quotations, sophisticated literary terms, perceptive explanation of effect

through close analysis and different interpretations explained (A)

EXCELLENT PROGRESS: I will be able to plan an argument using well-chosen quotations, literary terms, explanation of effect through close analysis (B)

GOOD PROGRESS: I will be able to plan an argument using quotations, some literary terms, explanation of effect through close analysis (B)

LIT TERMS: IMAGERY, METAPHOR, ONOMATOPOEIA, PERSONIFICATION, ALLITERATION, CAESURA, PATHETIC FALLACY, SYMBOLISM, CHARACTERISATION, PRELAPSARIAN, JUXTAPOSITION, CLIMAXKEYWORDS: EMPHASISES, SUGGESTS, REPRESENTS, DEMONSTRATES, HIGHLIGHTS, REFLECTS,

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Planning in stages

QuestionFocus

Text 1: Novel

Text 2: Rosetti poems

Text 2:Browning

poems

EXT:Can you come up with an original

point that no one else will have

considered (A/A*)

LIT TERMS: IMAGERY, METAPHOR, ONOMATOPOEIA, PERSONIFICATION, ALLITERATION, CAESURA, PATHETIC FALLACY, SYMBOLISM, CHARACTERISATION, PRELAPSARIAN, JUXTAPOSITION, CLIMAXKEYWORDS: EMPHASISES, SUGGESTS, REPRESENTS, DEMONSTRATES, HIGHLIGHTS, REFLECTS,

Page 6: AS – Learning to Plan for the last question Learning Question: Can I plan effectively to answer the last question in the exam? Learning Path: Ball and

Planning in stages

QuestionFocus

Text 1: Novel

Text 2: Rosetti poems

Text 2:Browning

poems

Point:Q

Point:Q

Point:Q

Point:Q

Point:Q

Point:Q

EXT:Can you come up with an original

point that no one else will have

considered (A/A*)

LIT TERMS: IMAGERY, METAPHOR, ONOMATOPOEIA, PERSONIFICATION, ALLITERATION, CAESURA, PATHETIC FALLACY, SYMBOLISM, CHARACTERISATION, PRELAPSARIAN, JUXTAPOSITION, CLIMAXKEYWORDS: EMPHASISES, SUGGESTS, REPRESENTS, DEMONSTRATES, HIGHLIGHTS, REFLECTS,

Page 7: AS – Learning to Plan for the last question Learning Question: Can I plan effectively to answer the last question in the exam? Learning Path: Ball and

Planning in stages

QuestionFocus

Text 1: Novel

Point:Q

Point:Q

LIT TERM

LIT TERM

EXT:Can you come up with an original

point that no one else will have

considered (A/A*)

LIT TERMS: IMAGERY, METAPHOR, ONOMATOPOEIA, PERSONIFICATION, ALLITERATION, CAESURA, PATHETIC FALLACY, SYMBOLISM, CHARACTERISATION, PRELAPSARIAN, JUXTAPOSITION, CLIMAXKEYWORDS: EMPHASISES, SUGGESTS, REPRESENTS, DEMONSTRATES, HIGHLIGHTS, REFLECTS,

Page 8: AS – Learning to Plan for the last question Learning Question: Can I plan effectively to answer the last question in the exam? Learning Path: Ball and

Planning in stages

QuestionFocus

Text 1: Novel

Point:Q

Point:Q

LIT TERM

LIT TERM

EFFECT (perceptive)

Different interpretations

EXT:Can you come up with an original

point that no one else will have

considered (A/A*)

LIT TERMS: IMAGERY, METAPHOR, ONOMATOPOEIA, PERSONIFICATION, ALLITERATION, CAESURA, PATHETIC FALLACY, SYMBOLISM, CHARACTERISATION, PRELAPSARIAN, JUXTAPOSITION, CLIMAXKEYWORDS: EMPHASISES, SUGGESTS, REPRESENTS, DEMONSTRATES, HIGHLIGHTS, REFLECTS,

Page 9: AS – Learning to Plan for the last question Learning Question: Can I plan effectively to answer the last question in the exam? Learning Path: Ball and

OUTSTANDING PROGRESS: I will be able to plan a coherent argument using well-chosen quotations, sophisticated

literary terms, perceptive explanation of effect through close analysis and different interpretations explained (A)

EXCELLENT PROGRESS: I will be able to plan an argument using well-chosen quotations, literary terms, explanation of

effect through close analysis (B)

GOOD PROGRESS: I will be able to plan an argument using quotations, some literary terms, explanation of effect

through close analysis (B)

GROUP FEEDBACK

PEER ASSESS

ACTIVE LISTENING

BE READY TO EITHER QUESTION, ARGUE OR EXTEND

LIT TERMS: IMAGERY, METAPHOR, ONOMATOPOEIA, PERSONIFICATION, ALLITERATION, CAESURA, PATHETIC FALLACY, SYMBOLISM, CHARACTERISATION, PRELAPSARIAN, JUXTAPOSITION, CLIMAXKEYWORDS: EMPHASISES, SUGGESTS, REPRESENTS, DEMONSTRATES, HIGHLIGHTS, REFLECTS,

Page 10: AS – Learning to Plan for the last question Learning Question: Can I plan effectively to answer the last question in the exam? Learning Path: Ball and

LIT TERMS: IMAGERY, METAPHOR, ONOMATOPOEIA, PERSONIFICATION, ALLITERATION, CAESURA, PATHETIC FALLACY, SYMBOLISM, CHARACTERISATION, PRELAPSARIAN, JUXTAPOSITION

KEYWORDS: EMPHASISES, SUGGESTS, REPRESENTS, DEMONSTRATES, HIGHLIGHTS, REFLECTS,

HOW TO PLAN QUICKLY – A SHORT STEP-BY-STEP GUIDE:1.2.3.4.5.

Page 11: AS – Learning to Plan for the last question Learning Question: Can I plan effectively to answer the last question in the exam? Learning Path: Ball and

OUTSTANDING PROGRESS: I will be able to plan a coherent argument using well-chosen quotations, sophisticated

literary terms, perceptive explanation of effect through close analysis and different interpretations explained (A)

EXCELLENT PROGRESS: I will be able to plan an argument using well-chosen quotations, literary terms, explanation of

effect through close analysis (B)

GOOD PROGRESS: I will be able to plan an argument using quotations, some literary terms, explanation of effect

through close analysis (B)

SELF-ASSESS YOUR LEARNING

LIT TERMS: IMAGERY, METAPHOR, ONOMATOPOEIA, PERSONIFICATION, ALLITERATION, CAESURA, PATHETIC FALLACY, SYMBOLISM, CHARACTERISATION, PRELAPSARIAN, JUXTAPOSITION, CLIMAXKEYWORDS: EMPHASISES, SUGGESTS, REPRESENTS, DEMONSTRATES, HIGHLIGHTS, REFLECTS,