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Bloomsbury Teacher Guide

Anita and Me: A comprehensive guide to teaching Meera Syal's GCSE set text

Kerry Kurczij Zara Shah

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Bloomsbury Education
01 October 2024
Bloomsbury Teacher Guide: Anita and Me weaves together the essential subject knowledge, ready-to-use resources and classroom strategies needed to teach Meera Syal’s extraordinary story, as well as fresh ideas to teach this GCSE set text that are as exciting for you as they are for your students.

Each chapter contains suggested schemes of work and lesson ideas to enhance subject knowledge on key areas of the text, with focus on historical and cultural context, understanding the plot, character analysis, key themes and detailed analysis of language, form and structure, appropriate for all GCSE exam boards and for

pre-teaching at KS3 level.

Effective and engaging strategies are included for relevant lessons and exam preparation, from retrieval practice to scaffolding and reciprocal reading. The book includes exclusive downloadable and printable teaching resources for instant use in the classroom to support students at all levels.

Whether you are new to teaching or looking for varied ideas to try out in the classroom, this Bloomsbury Teacher Guide will be your expert companion to the study of the Anita and Me.
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Imprint:   Bloomsbury Education
Country of Publication:   United Kingdom
Dimensions:   Height: 232mm,  Width: 152mm,  Spine: 14mm
Weight:   356g
ISBN:   9781801993623
ISBN 10:   1801993629
Series:   Bloomsbury Teacher Guides
Pages:   224
Publication Date:  
Audience:   Professional and scholarly ,  Primary & secondary/elementary & high school ,  Undergraduate ,  Educational: Primary & Secondary
Format:   Paperback
Publisher's Status:   Active

Zara Shah is the KS4 Coordinator for English at The Grammar School at Leeds, a Learning and Teaching Specialist for English for the Leading Learning Partnership and a passionate advocate for equity and evidence-informed practice in teaching. Zara has an MA in Teaching and has co-authored Succeeding as an English Teacher. She is also a mentor and Regional Lead for LitDriveUK, a non-profit organisation committed to better balance and subject-specific CPD. Kerry Kurczij has over twenty years’ experience as an English teacher. She is an A-level English language specialist, former Head of Department and now Director of Faculty with whole-school responsibility for teaching and learning at The Grammar School at Leeds. She has delivered external CPD for the Yorkshire Schools Alliance and in other local schools and regularly publishes in English and Media Centre’s eMagazine.

Reviews for Bloomsbury Teacher Guide: Anita and Me: A comprehensive guide to teaching Meera Syal's GCSE set text

This superb guide to 'teaching Anita and Me' with knowledge-rich, academic teaching at its core will open doors to English teams who may be reluctant to teach a lesser-known text. The importance of this is not to be dismissed: Anita and Me being seen more commonly on the curriculum will open minds, eyes and worlds into cultures, and help students who - for too long - have struggled to relate to the current white, middle-class, male heavy curriculum to see characters like themselves through the eyes of subject experts in the English discipline. A colossal well done to the authors - I only wish it came out sooner so that when I was Head of English, I could feel as comfortable to place the text on my curriculum as I would do having now read this guide. -- Kaley Macis-Riley, Director of Curriculum Leadership, @HodandHeart Zara Shah and Kerry Kurczij’s guide to Anita and Me is forensic and comprehensive in its approach to preparing teachers for studying this book in lessons. Not only is it the perfect starting point for any teacher, but it is a phenomenal source of resources, materials and ideas. Like all good teaching resources, this will save teachers time, effort and brain power so they can focus on supporting the students. -- Chris Curtis, Head of English in a school in Derbyshire


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