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Contents contributed and discussions participated by Jenny Gilbert

Jenny Gilbert

Expository Paragraph Is Marked by Distinctive, Teachable Pattern - 0 views

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    I think this model would work really well with yr 7 and struggling students- give it a try
Jenny Gilbert

Literary Devices - 1 views

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    great cartoon visual for remembering literary devices
Jenny Gilbert

ESL Teachers - Creating a Learning Plan - 0 views

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    This idea could be a  useful start of year tootl for getting to know learners and developing some differenitation
Jenny Gilbert

English Raven: Open (Source) English Think Deeply - 0 views

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    excellent thinking and language activity - will help with discussing concepts and ideas and good ways to express them. Take the time to have a listen
Jenny Gilbert

Narrative Writing Prompts on ELA Topics Are Best for Teaching - 0 views

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    non fiction narrative writing 
Jenny Gilbert

Poetry - Less is More - Resources - TES - 0 views

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    How to write a cinquain - and why it works well. A great quick write idea. 
Jenny Gilbert

GCSE English - Poetry Visualisation - Resources - TES - 0 views

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    using auditory skills to interpret poetry
Jenny Gilbert

How media manipulates visual information - 0 views

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    fabulous example of how a simple cropping can portray completely different messages to the reader
Jenny Gilbert

SOASTone reading strategy - 0 views

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    A useful reading took for across the curriculum - this one is specifically focussed on historical documents.
Jenny Gilbert

Require Analogy Examples to Test Learning - 0 views

  • What is an analogy? The definition of analogy is an expression of similarity between two unlike things. Usually the comparison involves two or more comparison points. In real life, analogies are used to explain and teach. Their most common uses are to Explain something unknown in terms of something known. Explain something unfamiliar in terms of something familiar. Explain something unseen in terms of something seen. An analogy usually does more than describe the appearance of something; it explains how something works. Analogies usually oversimplify to give an frame of reference in which detail may be understood.
Jenny Gilbert

WebList - The place to find the best web lists on the web - 0 views

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