Poetic Terminology - EAL Lesson
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This presentation was used about 3 weeks ago in my lesson with aa group of beginner EAL learners, which was observed by a Head of English. It got me the grade of outstanding, and was subsequently shared with the English department as a model for inclusive teaching. No reason to think that you can't teach metaphor, power of three, alliteration and other poetic techniques to beginner EAL learners!
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