<p>Student Book 2 provides extensive guidance and activities, in the context of the Component 1 and Component 2 exam questions, on how to improve reading and writing skills. With sample student responses, at different levels, students can improve their own responses and gain an enhanced understanding of the skills required to succeed in the exams. Featuring the types of texts and tasks that students will face in the exam papers, a range of activities with exam tips and key terms, all students can demonstrate their skill-development in the context of exam-style questions. Spelling, punctuation and grammar activities and guidance are provided in context to help improve students' technical accuracy. In addition to the regular peer and self-assessment activities, teachers can monitor progress through the substantive end-of-chapter assessments and the sample exam papers.</p>

WJEC Eduqas GCSE English Language: Student Book 2: Assessment preparation for Component 1 and Component 2

Politics & Social Sciences

Simpson, Natalie

Swain, Julie

Doran, Michelle

Social Sciences

OUP Oxford

Written by an experienced and respected author team and endorsed by WJEC, this brand new student book develops reading and writing skills in the context of the requirements of the exams. Using an engaging thematic approach that focuses on the Assessment Objectives, with stimulating texts, activities and tips, the book aims to ensure all students achieve their potential. With regular peer and self-assessment activities as well as end of chapter assessments and sample exam papers, teachers and students can effectively monitor progress throughout the course.

WJEC GCSE English Language: For Wales

Children's Books

Childs, Barry

Education & Reference

<p>Matched to the requirements of the WJEC for Wales GCSE English Language specification, this workbook provides an active and structured approach to revision. This full colour write-in workbook helps prepare students for the exams and provides extensive practice opportunities, sample student answers, revision tips and sample exam papers. With a focus on self-evaluation, this workbook, written by an experienced and trusted author team, aims to help students take control of their revision through an active and motivational approach.</p>

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Education & Teaching

Studying & Workbooks

Heinemann

To get at turn away.” In Thrum, her second collection of poetry, Natalie Simpson reveals how making sense is not always the same as making meaning. Her supple and agile poems seduce the weary reader away from representation and toward sound, texture, and absence. Here, a sentence is no longer a sentence, but a word in pieces, plastered, faster,” which crumbles” on the page into strange and luminous syntactical patterns that create new and better pathways for meaning. Roughly woven, rough to touch. Small words stealing fog.The rest are tongue flicks. &MediumSpace; &MediumSpace; Home is how hard you eat your heart out.Simpson writes in a tradition that begins with Gertrude Stein and includes many contemporary Canadian and American poets, such as Lisa Robertson, Harryette Mullen, Anne Carson, Dorothy Trujillo Lusk, Dennis Lee, Nicole Brossard, and Juliana Spahr. Like the authors and the work that has influenced it, Simpson’s free writing engages with language non-representationally and pays close attention to sound, rhythm, and energy within the sentence, often in dialogue with phrases from other poets. Not limited to the literary, Simpson also recontextualizes snippets of language from other discourses, such as news, advertising, and law.Thrum records a poetics of process. Immersing herself in loosely strung lines and repeated phrases, Simpson’s speaker seeks refuge in disordered language, in the alternative logic of poetic devices. For Simpson, the act of writing and unwriting is a movement toward beauty and hope, an opening. Sound and rhythm. Syntax and punctuation. Tension in the sentence. Torque. Making strange, Simpson reveals, is making sense, and placing pressure on language through poetic devices uncovers its beautiful absurdities, its languid uncertainties.

Thrum

Literature & Fiction

Poetry

Talonbooks

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Oxford University Press España, S.A.

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Teen & Young Adult

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