AQA GCSE English/English Literature Coursework File

AQA GCSE English/English Literature Coursework File

Specification B

by John Law, David Stone, Jackie Bivens

192 pages· 2002· ISBN 9780198318934
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Oxford University Press is delighted to be publishing the Best Words anthology for AQA Specification B GCSE English Literature. After extensive research to discover exactly what kind of resorces teachers want to accompany the Specifications, we are proud to present our resources to you.BLRingbinder with photocopiable masters, and notes - easy to useBLCovers all coursework requirements and can be usd for crossover piecesBLIncludes examples and explanations - to guide you through the whole processBLContains flexible resources - adapt them to your own assignmentsBLSupports students each step of the way - ideal for independent workBLCorrelates tasks to criteria and gives model answersBLIncludes a mix of set and established texts as well as lots of new ideas

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