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An educational podcast covering GCSE Literature revision and notes for the WJEC specification, brought to you by an experienced English teacher, head of department and examiner.
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Twitter: @mrsbgteach
Instagram: @bethangthomas.tutoring
Our reading for pleasure podcast: https://open.spotify.com/show/5ToGoQY1926hvLLzmyBfhC?si=31b680c1a6f94e1b
An introduction to the theme of guilt and forgiveness, with some links to characters, quotes, and key moments.
Resources referenced: numerous Twitter and departmental resources (thank you!); York Notes
Music: IKSON (www.soundcloud.com/ikson)
Twitter: @mrsbgteach
*Advisory*
Mature themes discussed - not suitable for students under GCSE level who are not studying the text.
An introduction to the theme of appearance and reality, with some links to characters, quotes, and key moments.
Resources referenced: numerous Twitter and departmental resources (thank you!); York Notes
Music: IKSON (www.soundcloud.com/ikson)
Twitter: @mrsbgteach
*Advisory*
Mature themes discussed - not suitable for students under GCSE level who are not studying the text.
An introduction to the theme of heroism, with some links to characters, quotes, and key moments.
Resources referenced: numerous Twitter and departmental resources (thank you!); York Notes
Music: IKSON (www.soundcloud.com/ikson)
Twitter: @mrsbgteach
Instagram: @bethangthomas.tutoring
*Advisory*
Mature themes discussed - not suitable for students under GCSE level who are not studying the text.
An introduction to the theme of heroism, with some links to characters, quotes, and key moments.
Resources referenced: numerous Twitter and departmental resources (thank you!); York Notes
Music: IKSON (www.soundcloud.com/ikson)
Twitter: @mrsbgteach
Instagram: @bethangthomas.tutoring
*Advisory*
Mature themes discussed - not suitable for students under GCSE level who are not studying the text.
An introduction to the character of Larry, with some links to themes, quotes, and key relationships.
Resources referenced: numerous Twitter and departmental resources (thank you!); York Notes
Music: IKSON (www.soundcloud.com/ikson)
Twitter: @mrsbgteach; @StCyresEnglish
*Advisory*
Mature themes discussed - not suitable for students under GCSE level who are not studying the text.
An introduction to the character of Nicole, with some links to themes, quotes, and key relationships.
Resources referenced: numerous Twitter and departmental resources (thank you!); York Notes
Music: IKSON (www.soundcloud.com/ikson)
Twitter: @mrsbgteach
*Advisory*
Mature themes discussed - not suitable for students under GCSE level who are not studying the text.
An introduction to the character of Francis, with some links to themes, quotes, and key relationships.
Resources referenced: numerous Twitter and departmental resources (thank you!); York Notes
Music: IKSON (www.soundcloud.com/ikson)
Twitter: @mrsbgteach; @StCyresEnglish
The characters of Carlson and Whit, and their significance in the novella.
Music: Ikson (www.soundcloud.com/ikson)
Resources used: department, Twitter, CGP and York Notes
Twitter: @mrsbgteach; @StCyresEnglish
The character of Slim, and his significance in the novella.
Music: Ikson (www.soundcloud.com/ikson)
Resources used: department, Twitter, CGP and York Notes
Twitter: @mrsbgteach; @StCyresEnglish
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