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Search amongst historical and contemporary archive material, from Prisoners of War magazines to biographies, and from defence news reporting and media training notes to first-hand accounts of natural disasters.

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• Analysing persuasive text

  This lesson enables students to reinforce their understanding of writing to persuade techniques by analysing a range of propaganda stimuli,...

  emotive,  moving image,  persuasive,  posters,  print,  propaganda,  rhetorical,  world war,  writing,  persuade
  GCSE and standards, Date added: 01 Sep 2008

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• Biography and autobiography

  This lesson explores biography and autobiography, with particular focus on comparing and contrasting the two forms. Extracts and writing...

  autobiography,  debate,  discussion,  emotive,  reading,  writing ,  biography
  GCSE and standards, Date added: 05 Oct 2007

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• Examining newspapers

  This lesson explores newspaper articles as a form, with particular focus on the differences between tabloid and broadsheet articles....

  broadsheet,  media,  newspapers,  tabloid,  ten tors,  reading
  GCSE and standards, Date added: 16 Oct 2007

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• Explore, analyse and imagine

  This lesson uses memoirs from UK Prisoners of War (POW) as an attention grabbing source of information to help students practice their...

  first world war,  second world war,  prisoners of war
  GCSE and standards, Date added: 07 Jul 2009

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