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If your music is a cover work, we will try to obtain the license to the underlying work from Harry Fox Agency or a similar clearinghouse, and we will take care of the royalties required for the mechanical license. If someone wants to buy it, you and we split the price the buyer pays. We help you make that music available to the world. Our site allows you to upload backing tracks, whether they’re your original work or are covers, for sale to people who want to buy them. I will try to credit those that are not mine.Īgain, from kind generosity of other teachers I have started to collect some S&L Marketplace Agreement (Seller) Various glossaries – GCSE, A-Level and others I’ve acquired!Īgain over time I’ve collected these, some are mine – some aren’t. They will help with AQA structure and evaluation questions: Co-writer of Making Every Lesson Counthas kindly tweeted the following questioning templates. AQA Sunlight on the Grass Short Stories (and resources)Īndy Tharby ( atharby) an English teacher.

By golly wow pdf#

When you follow this link, there are 12 folders, in each folder is the short story, word and PDF (except Flight – will have to see what’s happening there) and you will find a bunch of teaching resources for the story. Well, below is a link to each one and resources AQA kindly made up for each one. If any of you can remember the old AQA Sunlight on the Grass Anthology (spec 4705 I think), they were a collection of short stories for GCSE students.

AQA Twitter English Teacher Literature resources.

AQA Twitter English Teacher Language Resources.

Please help yourself… but what would be even better is to help us by adding to it! 5) AQA Language resources I need to make it clear that this has been made possible by the kind and very generous Twitter #TeamEnglish staff that have all agreed to allow me to post their resources here in one place. Please help me add to this!īelow you’ll find a link to lots of resources for the new AQA spec language and literature. The same as (2) I will slowly sort these with better titles.Įxtracts for normal classroom analysis from classic and modern literature. Mainly from The Guardian – but lots of articles that you ‘could’ pair up with non-fiction 19c articles. Some non fiction articles to help with AQA new spec – I am in process of trying to catalogue by date then brief description of what each is about (big job, going slowly)! This is for AS/A-Level English teachers, a table of some theorists. I repeat, these are all working documents, so I am constantly adding, re-naming or plain sorting- I’m aware some are a little untidy! They will get tidier as now they are ‘public’. Also Xris32 has a collection of 19c texts to use with the new AQA spec – if you have anything to add drop him a line too! If you have any documents you want to add please find me on Twitter ( and I can add you to the dropbox account. Each folder is a working progress so I will continue to add to them.

One thing about planning that can take time is finding articles or extracts, so below are links to some (hopefully) useful folders with a load of articles or extracts in them. To be fair my folders may not help you at all, maybe just helped me sticking in one place, but I hope it does help. So, this blog as well as a few other recent ones “Baby I’m a Star” (my most requested resources) “Extraordinary” (my best twitter steals) “Gold” (my not such good ideas) is another little way of me saying thank you.

And it’s their generosity with ideas, knowledge and kindness that always makes me think “wow”! This is because most have one thing in common they all want children up and down the country to succeed. Teachers on twitter,in particular, are so kind and helpful.

Whenever anyone shares their work their generosity always amazes me. Prince – Betcha by Golly, Wow – Emancipation