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13 July, 2018 Teaching English

Why my favourite film, Stand By Me, is a brilliant prompt for creative writing

The iconic railway bridge scene is a great stimulus for creative writing. I’ve developed some teaching resources to make the

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23 March, 2018 Teaching English

Guest blogger, Julie Stonehouse: How can moving image help us to consider the impact of structural choices?

A previous blog post – How can moving image help us to teach narrative structure? – has explained some of

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16 March, 2018 Teaching English

How can we re-imagine a novel as a film?

My Year Eight class and I have recently read Robert Swindells’ novel Brother in the Land, which has regained much of

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2 March, 2018 Teaching English

How can moving image help us to teach narrative structure?

The introduction of ‘structure’ as a focus of assessment in GCSE in AQA’s GCSE English Language Paper One, Question Three

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