
Easy To Use In The Classroom Or As A Tool For Revision, Oxford Literature Companions Provide Student-friendly Analysis Of A Range Of Popular Gcse Set Texts. Each Book Offers A Lively, Engaging Approach To The Text, Covering Characters, Themes, Language, Performance And Contexts, Whilst Also Providing A Range Of Varied And In-depth Activities To Deepen Understanding And Encourage Close Work With The Text. Each Book Also Includes A Comprehensive Skills And Practice Section, Which Provides Detailed Advice On Assessment And A Bank Of Exam-style Questions And Annotated Sample Student Answers. This Guide Covers Dna By Dennis Kelly.
This guide investigates the structural, thematic, and linguistic elements of Dennis Kelly's play 'DNA' to facilitate student comprehension and exam preparation. Authors Peter Buckroyd and Su Fielder provide a structured pedagogical framework designed for GCSE-level study. The text synthesizes critical analysis with practical exercises to bridge the gap between academic theory and classroom application. By examining the play's dark narrative and character dynamics, the authors offer a systematic approach to mastering the set text for assessment purposes.
What You Will Find
Educators frequently utilize this series as a foundational resource for GCSE curriculum support due to its clear, student-focused structure. Experts highlight the inclusion of annotated sample answers as a particularly effective tool for demonstrating assessment expectations to students.
Page Count:
0
Publication Date:
2017-01-01
Publisher:
Oxford University Press - Children
ISBN-10:
019839893X
ISBN-13:
9780198398936
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