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THESIS STATEMENT WRITING RESOURCES (GCSE English Literature)
Subject: English
Age range: 14-16
Resource type: Lesson (complete)
Last updated
8 August 2023
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Some really useful resources for helping pupils craft thesis statements at GCSE for English Literature. This can be used for all exam boards and texts! Includes:
- Printable resources
- Full masterclass to deliver to pupils
- Thesis statement “hacks” and sentence starters
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Answering just one essay question can seem daunting. However, examiners just want to see your ideas and opinions on the 19th-century novel you have studied. The guide below will enable you to best express these ideas and opinions in a way that will gain the highest marks. It includes guides on:
Use this video to help you improve the thesis statements that you write for your GCSE English literature essays.The sample sentences that you use for many di...
Thesis statements: Explains how to craft a concise introduction that answers the essay question directly and sets the foundation for the argument. Topic sentences: Guides students to structure paragraphs around clear ideas derived from the thesis.
Jan 22, 2024 · Write down your overarching argument (this is often called a “thesis statement”) at the top of your page. Select evidence that backs up your thesis statement (if you have been given an extract, try to select evidence from elsewhere in the text as well)
Sep 2, 2020 · Learn how to write a strong thesis statement with our helpful tips and examples. Master the key to clear, focused, and persuasive academic writing today. WhatsApp
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Aug 8, 2023 · Some really useful resources for helping pupils craft thesis statements at GCSE for English Literature. This can be used for all exam boards and texts! Includes: Printable resources; Full masterclass to deliver to pupils; Thesis statement “hacks” and sentence starters
It is important to highlight or underline the important key words in the question and extract that you are given to help you focus on the particular theme or character . In the extract, you may highlight important quotes that relate to the question at hand.
Your essay should begin with a clear, meaningful and confident-sounding statement. This is the assertion that summarises succinctly your ‘overall answer’ to the essay or exam question. You can add to this with a brief comment of the context from which the idea for the story, poem or play arose.
GCSE Bitesize (online) Work through tasks and activities on unseen poetry for AQA GCSE English Literature. Paper Two practice questions booklet statement Plan a response to each question which includes writing an introduction/ thesis Write a response to a question aim to complete it in 45 minutes. Use your planning to support you.