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English Teaching Resources: An Inspector Calls Scheme of Work (JB Priestley)
Complete Scheme of work (Includes PowerPoint and worksheets)
Complete Scheme of work (Includes PowerPoint and worksheets)
Our An Inspector Calls scheme of work is an outstanding teaching resource for teachers of Priestley’s play including a 160 slide PowerPoint, 73 worksheets and step by step lesson plans to help teach one of KS4 / GCSE Literature’s most well-loved drama texts.
Each lesson is structured using the four part lesson plan: starter activity, introduction, development and plenary. The resource fully utilises PowerPoint as an effective teaching resource, all PowerPoint slides are clear and easy to follow and use a number of techniques to help students develop knowledge and understanding of An Inspector Calls. Large headlines, bright and effective use of colour, photographs, cartoons and video clips are all used to make the resource come alive on either an interactive whiteboard or overhead projector. The resource can also be used very effective on a PC or laptop in one to one tuition.
Each lesson is structured using the four part lesson plan: starter activity, introduction, development and plenary. The resource fully utilises PowerPoint as an effective teaching resource, all PowerPoint slides are clear and easy to follow and use a number of techniques to help students develop knowledge and understanding of An Inspector Calls. Large headlines, bright and effective use of colour, photographs, cartoons and video clips are all used to make the resource come alive on either an interactive whiteboard or overhead projector. The resource can also be used very effective on a PC or laptop in one to one tuition.
Although the resource includes worksheets, the real advantage of using PowerPoint is the ability to edit the content of each slide. Teachers can tweak, personalise and differentiate every slide in the PowerPoint as all our PPT resources are fully editable.
To view the An Inspector Calls Scheme of Work PowerPoint in more detail you can preview the resource by clicking on the slides in the preview box underneath the resource’s description.
This scheme of work is a very detailed and extensive resource. A series of 160 lessons made to develop pupil knowledge and understanding of the play. English Teaching Resources: An Inspector Calls Scheme of Work covers all the key areas required by the National Curriculum and includes a wide range of activities for pupils of all abilities:
* a brief biography of JB Priestley and the social and historical context of pre and post war British society
* activities to develop knowledge of the plot of An Inspector Calls
* in depth analysis of the characters of Arthur, Sybil, Sheila, Eric, and Inspector Goole
* exploration of the key themes of An Inspector Calls (socialism, capitalism, social responsibility, etc)
* the literary, social and historical context of the play (1940s theatre, Pre 1914 Britain, rise of Socialism, Capitalism, the post WWII political climate, Priestley’s contribution to the welfare state)
* developing awareness of the features of a drama text – character, stage directions, etc
* teaching the use of Point/Evidence/Explain to write about An Inspector Calls
* Priestley’s political message and the role of Eva Smith and Inspector Goole
* cloze passages for each act to consolidate understanding of the plot
* analysis of Priestley’s language in key scenes in An Inspector Calls
* Priestley’s use of tension and suspense
* hot seating activities
* empathy question preparation - Diary and letter writing
* sequencing activities
* An Inspector Calls video links to help the teaching and learning of key scenes
* developing inference and deduction skills
* English Teaching Resources: An Inspector Calls scheme of work has everything you need
* activities to develop knowledge of the plot of An Inspector Calls
* in depth analysis of the characters of Arthur, Sybil, Sheila, Eric, and Inspector Goole
* exploration of the key themes of An Inspector Calls (socialism, capitalism, social responsibility, etc)
* the literary, social and historical context of the play (1940s theatre, Pre 1914 Britain, rise of Socialism, Capitalism, the post WWII political climate, Priestley’s contribution to the welfare state)
* developing awareness of the features of a drama text – character, stage directions, etc
* teaching the use of Point/Evidence/Explain to write about An Inspector Calls
* Priestley’s political message and the role of Eva Smith and Inspector Goole
* cloze passages for each act to consolidate understanding of the plot
* analysis of Priestley’s language in key scenes in An Inspector Calls
* Priestley’s use of tension and suspense
* hot seating activities
* empathy question preparation - Diary and letter writing
* sequencing activities
* An Inspector Calls video links to help the teaching and learning of key scenes
* developing inference and deduction skills
* English Teaching Resources: An Inspector Calls scheme of work has everything you need
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