Resources (2020 exams)

This section provides a kind of backbone of resources for the course, which you can refer to regularly.
Do you have questions about the course? Check out our pages on frequently asked questions.
Many lesson pages link into a glossary of key terms, which you can find in this section. Each term has a definition, an image and an example.

Are you looking for a definition of a particular text type? What is a 'speech' exactly? Check out our pages on text types.
Which textbooks, resources or books work well for the English A: Language and Literature course? Find a list of secondary sources in this section of the Subject Site.
Looking for ways to integrate technology into the language classroom? See our tool kit for links to sites, apps and more that help deliver the course material.

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One of the purposes of the Language and Literature website is to make teaching more straightforward for teachers; to...
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In class it is important to know when we are treating texts as primary or secondary sources. There are many textbooks,...
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There are a range of questions that are commonly asked at IB Language A: Language and Literature workshops. These questions...
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The Language A: Language and Literature guide suggests we study a range of text types. 'Deconstructing texts', as we call...
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There are many tools to facilitate learning in the English A: Language and Literature classroom. You may find some of these...
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We have compiled a list of terms and concepts that all relate to the English A: Language and Literature course. They are...
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