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This website is a great resource for English Language B teachers. Lots of information and best of all, free resources to use in class! I also like the way it's very up-to-date... I can highly recommend it!
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Frankfurt International School (Germany)
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- I'm afraid, Gabriela, that I don't know anything about this 'Bojack Horseman' (despite the remarkable name!). However, I can say something about the RQ - as it stands, it neither fits into Cat.3, despite the mentions of critique and parody,...
- I can see the general approach, Laura, but like you I would be concerned about the factual support. She can analyse what the screenplay itself shows about expectations - but how does one substantiate those expectations with objective facts,...
- Dear David,I need your important advice on a topic a student of mine is really keen about for her EE. It is about a sitcom called Bojack Horseman and her potential RQ is: How does Bojack Horseman represent the difference between real life and...
- Hi David! I've got a student who wants to write about the screenplay 'An education'. She's thinking about focusing on the expectations people had of women (girls) in terms of education in the 60s and compare that to expectations nowadays. The...