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- Suggested ways of using exemplar essays.doc
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- Compare the ways in which Plath and Larkin use language to convey ideas of violence.doc
- Teacher version with comments - Plath and Larkin - Violence.doc
- Compare the ways in which Plath and Duffy use language to convey a sense of childhood.doc
- Teacher version with comments - Plath and Duffy - Childhood.doc
- Compare the ways in which Larkin and Duffy use language to explore relationships.doc
- Teacher Notes on C grade essay.doc
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- Teacher Notes on D grade essay.doc
- Compare the ways in which Duffy and Larkin use language to create a sense of isolation.doc
- Teacher version with comments - Larkin and Duffy - Isolation.doc
Model or exemplar essays are often requested by students, but they often use them inefficiently: reading them once and immediately forgetting most of their contents. These activities are intended to get students to engage with exemplar work in a range of ways which can help to improve their own work by making them more aware of how essays meet (or miss) assessment criteria. Activities such as these can also provide a framework for self- or peer- assessment, perhaps to encourage improvements before submitting work. ...
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