a small card used during a speech or presentation to help the speaker remember key points or prompts

to make guesses or predictions about something

with reference to delivering a presentation, this means speaking in a relaxed way without scripts

something that is uncertain or not fully decided

Preparing to deliver a presentation

English

Expressing convictions

Analysing an opinion article about protecting the greenbelt

Aristotle's triad

Hillary Clinton's passionate speech about women's rights

The use of a motif in Hillary Clinton's speech

Using a motif in your writing

Evaluating how two non-fiction writers express their opinions

‘The Chimney Sweeper’: a protest against child labour

Planning a fairy tale about a social issue

‘Where Have All the Flowers Gone?’: a song of conviction

Creating content for a formal presentation

Planning content for a presentation

Delivering a formal presentation

In 'Writing with passion', students use protest poetry and speeches as inspiration for their own protest writing. In 'Single Poet Study: Maya Angelou', students look in depth at the writing of a poet who is synonymous with writing as protest; in particular at the ways in which she used her poetry to voice support for the Civil Rights Movement. 

In 'Myths and Legends Re-Told', students consider how writers have modernised ancient stories in order to make them more reflective of modern values. In 'Writing with passion', students look at the ways in which they can use their own writing, inspired by key poets and speech writers, to take a political or moral stand.

In this unit, pupils learn about the different ways that writers have expressed their points of view across history. They look at some key techniques that writers use, such as motif and triad, before reading a speech, article, poem and song. They finally write and deliver their own presentation.

Taking a stand

Which word beginning with 'c' describes a small card used during a speech or presentation to help the speaker remember key points or prompts?

What word beginning with 'e' describes a metaphor that runs throughout a text?

Perhaps this is due to the opportunities offered.

Which of these answers does **not** use a tentative phrase?

write swiftly and decisively ensuring we finish in time.

consider what works well and how to improve.

In conclusion, it is important to address this issue.

What steps can we take to address this issue?

For more information on this issue, visit our website

Join us in this fight against this issue. 

Which of the following is a call to action?

An {{}} question goes beyond a yes or no answer.

a difficult task that tests our abilities

Which of the following is the best definition of a challenge?

Which of the following is a synonym for focus?

Which of the following is the word for the top of a mountain?

What word beginning with 'P' describe the different sections of an article or formal piece of writing?

What does it mean to be inspired by something?

It's time to roll up our sleeves and get started.

He rolled up his sleeves before he started. 

Why won't he roll up his sleeves and get started?

Which of the following uses a verb in the imperative form?

Preparing to deliver a presentation

Lesson outcome