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Of Mice and Men Controlled Assessment

Have a go at assessing your last Controlled Assessment against the AQA criteria [gview file=”https://jordan.student.edutronic.net/files/2014/01/Of-mice-and-Men-Jordan-Ross-Thomas.docx”]

Theme Study Recommendations

Hi Jordan, Ms Seaman in the library has a book she thinks will be perfect for your project. It’s the autobiography of a WWII pilot. She’s keeping it back so you can collect it. Ms Lindsay said the following: There… Continue Reading →

Beyond the gloomy bridge a solider stood still with a gun perched in his hands. Behind this mysterious man were two huge doors ready to be opened.

Proportions Outside the gloomy gates a solider stood still Beyond the car a man with a gun opens the gate Between the car and the building men stood without move meant

Paragraph Practice

People with Disabilities in 1930s USA

Of mice of men In the 1930’s, the mentally disabled were seen as inferior to regular people by society. Most were put in asylums, institutions that supposedly helped cure mental illness, however these asylums seemed to do the complete opposite…. Continue Reading →

Controlled Assessment – Spoken Language Study

In this essay you have demonstrated a confident knowledge of a range of language devices that are typical of both spoken language and text communication. You have succeeded in showing how these forms are fluid and that they influence each… Continue Reading →

  FUTILITY (POEM) Futility is a poem by Wilfred Owen, possibly the most renowned poet of the First World War, written in May 1918 and published as no.  The poem is well known for its departure from Owen’s famous style… Continue Reading →

  CONTROLLLED ASSESMENT   EXPLORE THE VIEW THAT SPEAKING, TEXTING AND/OR WEB BACED INTERATIONS CAN BE VERYCREATIVE FORMS OF LANGAGE USE. TRANSCRIPT JORDAN: KL JACK: SWEET ALFIE: YOO JACK: YOU LOT ALRIGHT JORDAN: YHH WBU ALFIE: YEAH WBU JACK: YEHH… Continue Reading →

  CONTROLLLED ASSESMENT   EXPLORE THE VIEW THAT SPEAKING, TEXTING AND/OR WEB BACED INTERATIONS CAN BE VERYCREATIVE FORMS OF LANGAGE USE. TRANSCRIPT JORDAN: KL JACK: SWEET ALFIE: YOO JACK: YOU LOT ALRIGHT JORDAN: YHH WBU ALFIE: YEAH WBU JACK: YEHH… Continue Reading →

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