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resource links for websites related to literature - grouped

easy peesy wiki pages or website for teachers or anyone else for that matter

Community website for professional networking and working with current students

Official teache website for Cambridge VCE English Units 3 & 4, published by Cambridge Univeristy Press Australia.

Tracks are pages with links to websites according to a central topic or idea - there are lots here supporting English, literature and ESL - take a peek

"The Romantic poets This week, in the Guardian and the Observer, every day's paper comes with a free pamphlet on one of the great Romantics poets, from John Keats through to William Blake. As well as a selection of the poets' finest works, each pamphlet contains excerpts from their personal correspondence and a foreword from a modern-day admirer, with Christopher Hitchens championing Percy Bysshe Shelley, Margaret Drabble on William Wordsworth and Don Paterson writing in praise of Robert Burns. On the website, you can listen to readings of the featured poet's poems, join our daily discussions of their seminal works with the books blog's poet-in-residence, Carol Rumens, and download this week's books podcast, in which literary editor Claire Armitstead talks to Andrew Motion and the series editor, Nicholas Wroe, about the Romantics' legacy. If you missed out on any of the booklets, click here to buy copies from the readers offers department "

"Connect, Collaborate,Create, is the brilliant brain child of Pip Cleaves. Pip is the Hunter/Central Coast Regional Strategy Support Officer - DER for the DET based at the Adamstown Office. I am very fortunate to be part of the Hunter/Central Coast region. She has promised that this website will have new things added as she finds them. She has assigned icons to each web2 . There are also PDF examples of how each tool can be used. Brilliant!"

i wouldn't mind that poster up at school either :)

This is an interesting topic curation tool - could be better than Diigo as you can ad a little more stuff. 

this list is extensive and exciting - mostly suited to primary but some good listings suited to yrs 7-8 and students who struggle with literacy

check the earlier posts for strategies used to manage this class.