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GCSE: Macbeth - Introduction & Critical Heritage
English Literature A Level and GCSE Audio Tutorials
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Great literature fires the imagination and brings experience to life.
A great lesson is one in which everyone is engaged, and has prior knowledge of what is going to be taught.
Audiopi podcasts support flipped learning, better preparation, engagement and effective revision with bite sized, curriculum aligned audio lessons that can be enjoyed from virtually anywhere. [Just pick and set the podcasts to support your lesson plans, throughout the year.]
To listen, login, select your study level and exam board, navigate to your target topic, and select the podcast to listen to that matches your lesson plan to get started. You can browse our topics for free, or contact us to arrange a subscription or trial access.
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Tragedy
Tragedies are stories of misery, madness and murder. So why read (and watch) tragedy? It is one of literature’s most popular and enduring genres, but what possible enjoyment can an audience get from watching characters in the depths of despair? What does tragedy tell us about human existence? What does tragedy actually mean? In this series, we will examine all the different aspects of Tragedy and how you can apply it to your English Literature A Level. Written by Alan Scott, who is a senior examiner, it will provide you with the debate, analysis and examples of great tragedy.
