Sonnet 43 (Part 1)
In this lesson, we will explore the meaning of Elizabeth Barrett Browning's poem 'Sonnet 43'. We will be provided with key information on the context of the poem and the meanings of important moments within it.
Unit Overview: Eduqas Poetry
Lessons:
12 lessons
Sonnet 43 (Part 2)
In this lesson, we are going to take a closer look at the language, form and structure Barrett Browning uses to create meaning within the poem 'Sonnet 43'. We will be focusing specifically on the theme of love in our analysis.
Valentine (Part 1)
In this lesson, we will explore the meaning of Carol Ann Duffy's poem 'Valentine'. We will be provided with key information on the context of the poem and the meanings of important moments within it.
Valentine (Part 2)
In this lesson, we are going to take a closer look at the language, form and structure Carol Ann Duffy uses to create meaning within the poem 'Valentine'. We will be focusing specifically on the theme of love in our analysis.
She Walks in Beauty (Part 1)
In this lesson, we will explore the meaning of Lord Byron's poem 'She Walks in Beauty'. We will be provided with key information about the historical background of the poem and look at key moments within it.
She Walks in Beauty (Part 2)
In this lesson, we are going to take a closer look at the language, form and structure Byron uses to create meaning within the poem 'She Walks in Beauty'. We will be focusing specifically on the theme of attraction in our analysis.
'London' by William Blake
In this lesson, we will explore the meaning and key ideas presented in William Blake's poem 'London'. You will be provided with key information about the context of the poem to help you understand Blake's motivations for writing it.
'London': Language, Form and Structure
In this lesson, we are going to examine some of the ways Blake uses language, form and structure to create meaning within the poem. We will be focusing specifically on Blake's ideas about power.
'Ozymandias' by Percy Bysshe Shelley
In this lesson, we will explore the meaning and key ideas of Percy Bysshe Shelley's poem 'Ozymandias' (1818). You will be provided with key information about the context of the poem to help understand Shelley's motivations for writing it.
'Ozymandias': Language, Form and Structure
In this lesson, we will examine some of the ways Shelley uses language and form to create meaning within the poem. We will be focusing specifically on how the theme of power is presented by Shelley.
To Autumn (Part 1)
In this lesson, we will explore the meaning of John Keats' poem 'To Autumn'. You will be provided with key information on the context of the poem and the meanings of important moments within it.
To Autumn (Part 2)
In this lesson, we will analyse the language, structure and form of 'To Autumn', specifically focussing on how the theme of nature is presented.
Units in English
- Macbeth
- Romeo and Juliet
- An Inspector Calls
- Blood Brothers
- Revisiting: Macbeth
- Revisiting: Romeo and Juliet
- Revisiting: An Inspector Calls
- Revisiting: Blood Brothers
- A Christmas Carol
- Jekyll and Hyde
- AQA Power and Conflict Poetry
- Revisiting: A Christmas Carol
- Revisiting: Jekyll and Hyde
- AQA Love and Relationships Poetry
- Edexcel Conflict Poetry
- Edexcel Time and Place Poetry
- Edexcel Relationships Poetry
- Eduqas Poetry
- OCR Conflict Poetry