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Poetry anthology (Assessment from summer 2027)
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I can explore and respond to the poems in the Eduqas anthology.
I can understand how Owen presents ideas of war and isolation in ‘Disabled’.
I can analyse how Owen presents ideas of war and isolation in ‘Disabled’.
I can explain the events and big ideas of the poem ‘Kamikaze’.
I can explore how Garland uses language and structure to explore the conflict between personal and national duty.
I can compare the presentation of identity and isolation in Owen's ‘Disabled’ and Garland's ‘Kamikaze’.
I can explain how Armitage comments on the traumatic effects of war in ‘Remains’.
I can explore how Armitage uses language and structure to explore the long-lasting trauma of war.
I can use Simon Armitage’s comments to develop my interpretations of the poem ‘Remains’.
I can explore how Hardy presents ideas of war in ‘Drummer Hodge’.
I can analyse how Hardy presents ideas of war and inevitability in ‘Drummer Hodge’.
I can compare how Hardy and Armitage present ideas of war in ‘Drummer Hodge’ and ‘Remains’.
I can explain how Barrett Browning presents passion within a relationship.
I can explore how Barrett Browning uses imagery and subtle references to present passion within a relationship.
I can explain how Rossetti presents gendered conflict.
I can explain how Rossetti uses language, form and structure to express her viewpoint.
I can explain how Kay presents ideas of love and obsession in 'Dusting the Phone'.
I can analyse how Kay presents ideas of uncertainty and intensity in ‘Dusting the Phone’.
I can compare how Browning, Rossetti, and Kay present ideas of love in ‘Sonnet 29’, ‘Cousin Kate’, and ‘Dusting the Phone’.
I can explore ideas of youth and nature in Blake’s ‘The Schoolboy’.
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