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Hey! So I’m new! I’ve enrolled on higher English after achieving my pda in education support assistant and feeling *slightly* over my head.
I have pass papers and English language skills for higher English books. Any tips on how to survive the next.. 6 months? Any books/resources anyone found really helpful doing English full time?
We are studying the stranger case of Dr Jekyll and Hyde and poems by Carol Anne Duffy which both are having the profound effect of making me feel like I’m Jon Snow and know absolutely nothing!
Help!
I have pass papers and English language skills for higher English books. Any tips on how to survive the next.. 6 months? Any books/resources anyone found really helpful doing English full time?
We are studying the stranger case of Dr Jekyll and Hyde and poems by Carol Anne Duffy which both are having the profound effect of making me feel like I’m Jon Snow and know absolutely nothing!
Help!
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(Original post by Stephyg91)
Hey! So I’m new! I’ve enrolled on higher English after achieving my pda in education support assistant and feeling *slightly* over my head.
I have pass papers and English language skills for higher English books. Any tips on how to survive the next.. 6 months? Any books/resources anyone found really helpful doing English full time?
We are studying the stranger case of Dr Jekyll and Hyde and poems by Carol Anne Duffy which both are having the profound effect of making me feel like I’m Jon Snow and know absolutely nothing!
Help!
Hey! So I’m new! I’ve enrolled on higher English after achieving my pda in education support assistant and feeling *slightly* over my head.
I have pass papers and English language skills for higher English books. Any tips on how to survive the next.. 6 months? Any books/resources anyone found really helpful doing English full time?
We are studying the stranger case of Dr Jekyll and Hyde and poems by Carol Anne Duffy which both are having the profound effect of making me feel like I’m Jon Snow and know absolutely nothing!
Help!
I didn't study Jekyll and Hyde but generally there are really good free summary and analysis videos on youtube, the channel 'Course Hero' has a few on Jekyll and Hyde that might be useful.
As for general advice, make sure all your poetry/essay/close reading answers are weighted towards analysis - analysis is where you will get most of your marks in Higher English.
You might also find the PEEL paragraph structure helpful for crit essays: Point, Evidence (quote), Explanation (analysis), Link back(to the essay question). You can also get some sneaky marks in if you drop an personal opinion about the text in your closing paragraph.
For close reading make sure you know the question types - they can only ask you about so many things. The text you get is always unseen so the best revision is definitely just going through past papers for experience/practise.
Hope any of this helps out!

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