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Provides subject-by-subject tasks for poetry (including unseen poetry), character and theme analysis for set texts, and structured preparation for Language Papers 1 and 2, including timed practice and specific question techniques. Includes weekly reflection goals and detailed plans for “week beginning” sessions, with clear annotation, note-taking, quotation, and essay-planning steps.","GCSE English Revision Timetable: January-June 2025  \nComplete and submit all homework in your pink book. If you complete every piece of homework between January and June, you will revise every key topic in preparation for the exams.  \nMs Arnold has emailed you links that will help you to revise, so go to her email if you are stuck. Alternatively, you can find information online to make notes from PMT, Mr Salles English, SparkNotes, Mr Bruff on YouTube, BBC Bitesize.  \n\n| Topics | What to do when you revise … |\n| --- | --- |\n| Love and Relationships Poetry Unseen Poetry | ● Make notes on the big ideas in each poem.\u003Cbr>● Make notes on structure and form.\u003Cbr>● Annotate 3 quotes from each poem that could support your comparison points about language, structure and form.\u003Cbr>● Create an essay plan / summary for each poem and include points, evidence and analysis as well as pairings for the poems.\u003Cbr>● Find and annotate unseen poems. |\n| Characters for R&J, ACC, AIC | ● Learn your quotations: look, cover, say, check.\u003Cbr>● Make notes on the big ideas for each character. Consider what they are meant to represent. What is their purpose?\u003Cbr>● Make notes on context, structure and form for the text and link to the big ideas/characters.\u003Cbr>● Annotate 3 quotes for each character. Make sure these quotes are from different parts of the text.\u003Cbr>● Create an essay plan/flashcard summary for each character and include points, quotes and key analysis (challenge yourself by including a thesis statement in your plan) . |\n| Themes for R&J, ACC, AIC | ● Learn your quotations: look, cover, say, check.\u003Cbr>● Make notes on the big ideas for each theme. Why does the writer revisit this theme? What does it tell us about context?\u003Cbr>● Make notes on context, structure and form for the text and link to the big ideas/theme.\u003Cbr>● Annotate 3 quotes for each theme to support your main ideas.\u003Cbr>● Create an essay plan/flashcard summary for each theme and include points, quotes and key analysis (challenge yourself by including a thesis statement in your plan) . |\n| Language\u003Cbr>Papers 1 and 2 | ● Learn your timings for all questions on both papers.\u003Cbr>● Practise annotating extracts that have been emailed to you.\u003Cbr>● Watch Mr Bruff’s guidance on each question and take notes. Complete practice questions under timed conditions.\u003Cbr>● Practise annotating a picture or planning a story for Language Paper 1 question 5.\u003Cbr>● Practise using a PMI plan for Language Paper 2 question 5 and including they say/I say phrases and persuasive sentence stems.\u003Cbr>● Revisit your Language Paper 1 Q3 and Q4 help sheets to know how to answer the questions.\u003Cbr>● Practise comparing two extracts in terms of their differences and language for Language Paper 2 Q2 and Q4 . |\n\nTo make your revision more meaningful, spend 5 minutes reflecting on your learning at the end of each week and set goals.  \n\n| Weekly Reflection Tasks | Goals for Reflection Tasks |\n| --- | --- |\n| What goals do I need to meet to improve on this week’s work?\u003Cbr>Write down 3 top tips for future success with this week’s tasks. | ● Find and write down critical adjectives to describe the character, theme or setting.\u003Cbr>● Explain why the writer presents the character or theme in this way.\u003Cbr>● Extend your notes by analysing the language in your quote.\u003Cbr>● Challenge yourself to analyse the structure or form of the text.\u003Cbr>● Make links to big ideas [e.g. social](e.g. social), political, historical, cultural, gender, moral etc.\u003Cbr>● Create an essay plan with 4-6 points, quotes and a thesis statement.\u003Cbr>● Make a 6-point plan before you complete writing tasks. |\n| How can I make my notes more useful for next week? | ● Learn quotations.\u003Cbr>● Make clear and accurate notes. 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Use these in class to improve your work.\u003Cbr>● Compare your notes with friends or a study guide to check you have not missed anything.\u003Cbr>● Minimise distractions – e.g. your phone, the TV, noisy siblings ","cbCaiseaGyeZNhBl","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaiseaGyeZNhBl","pdf",346568,1,22,"English","en",105,"# Poetry: Love and Relationships\n# Characters for R&J, ACC, AIC\n# Themes for R&J, ACC, AIC\n# Language Papers 1 and 2\n# Weekly Reflection Tasks and Goals\n## Goals for Reflection Tasks\n# Week Beginning Schedule","[{\"question\":\"How should students use January–June homework to guide their revision?\",\"answer\":\"Complete all homework in the pink book between January and June so revision covers every key topic needed for the exams.\"},{\"question\":\"What revision tasks are recommended for Love and Relationships poetry and unseen poetry?\",\"answer\":\"Make notes on big ideas, structure and form, annotate three supportive quotes per poem, build an essay plan or summary, and find and annotate unseen poems.\"},{\"question\":\"What practice is suggested for GCSE English Language Paper 1 and Paper 2 question types?\",\"answer\":\"For Paper 1, practise annotating emailed extracts, follow guidance, and plan or write a story task. 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