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George's frustrations in Of Mice and Men by John Steinbeck. This is Part 2 of the analysis of George. This video is for students completing WJEC English Literature GCSE Unit 1.

In this video I explore the character of George from Of Mice and Men and consider how he is vigilant of danger and how he seeks to protect Lennie. Perfect revision for WJEC English Literature GCSE Unit 1 exam. Historical context of The Great Depression, The Dustbowl, The Wall Street Crash and Migrant Workers is also explored.

A full revision video for Slim in John Steinbeck's 'Of Mice and Men'. The video suggests a clear structure for an essay for the GCSE English Literature Unit 1 exam for WJEC, as well as linking frequently with important context. A very wide range of key quotations are explored.

A revision video for Curley's Wife from Of Mice and Men by John Steinbeck. A full video explaining the important context, as well as all of the quotes anyone may need to produce an excellent Section A Part ii) essay for the WJEC English Literature Unit 1 exam.

A full revision video analysing Crooks in Of Mice and Men and what he reveals about 1930s America. Past paper questions are revealed for the Extract question as well as the full Context essay. Major contextual factors are recapped: the Jim Crow Laws, Racism, Ku Klux Klan, The Great Depression as well as The Wall Street Crash and Dustbowl. A full analysis of a very wide range of textual details ...

In this video, I fully analyse 'Introduction' to Songs of Innocence by William Blake. The analysis covers poetic form and meter, a full analysis of the language, and a wide range of contextual details that illuminate the text. The video is aimed to support A Level English Literature students in their Unit 3 WJEC studies.

This video explains how to write a letter for WJEC GCSE English Language Section B. It explains the format as well as giving examples of how to write excellent introductions, main paragraphs and conclusions. It also explains the differences between argumentation writing and persuasion.

This video full analyses 'Sonnet XIX: On His Blindness' by John Milton. This is to help AS English Language and Literature students studying for WJEC Unit 1. The context is fully explore first before analysing the poem in its entirety.

A full analysis of God's Grandeur specifically created for those studying WJEC AS English Language and Literature in Wales. The video covers historical context as well as providing a line by line analysis.

This is a video analysing Lord Byron's poem, 'She Walks in Beauty'. The video explores the language, techniques, structure and meter, as well as considering important context. The video is designed to support AS Level students studying WJEC English Language and Literature.

This video analyses the second stanza of 'To My Father' by Tony Curtis. The purpose is to prepare GCSE English Literature students for their Poetry Non-Examination Assessment.

Analysis of 'To My Father' by Tony Curtis. This video focuses on the first stanza, and seeks to probe the language whilst making connections with Emyr Humphreys' poem, 'From Father to Son'. This is specifically created to aid GCSE English Literature students with their poetry comparison Non-Examination Assessment.

In this video, stanza one of 'From Father to Son' is analysed. Language choices are probed and specific literary techniques are explored. This is for the WJEC English Literature GCSE poetry Non-Examination Assessment.

Analysis of the character of Lady Macbeth in Act 5 Scene 3 and Scene 5. WJEC English Language GCSE in Wales. Non Examination Assessment. Unit 3.

Macbeth Act 5 Scene 1 (Part 2)

Macbeth Act 5 Scene 1 (Part 1)

Macbeth Act 3 Scene 2 Video (Part 2)

Macbeth Act 3 Scene 2 Video (Part 1)

Synthesis Questions WJEC English Language GCSE

Summarise Questions WJEC English Language GCSE

Macbeth Act 2 Scene 2 Analysis (Part 3)

Macbeth Act 2 Scene 2 Analysis (Part 2)

'How does the Writer' Questions - WJEC English Language GCSE

Macbeth Act 2 Scene 2 (Part 1)

Unit 2 Section B Essay Structure AS Level English Literature

Unseen Poetry Essay - Making Connections AO4 WJEC English Literature A Level

What Impressions Questions - WJEC English Language GCSE

Unseen Poetry - How to Write an Introduction - Unit 3 Section B

Machiavellian Characteristics in Macbeth