Comparing Non Fiction Passages For GCSE English (14-16 years)

Comparing Non Fiction Passages for GCSE English This 12-part resource provides GCSE English students (ages 14-16) focused practice comparing nonfiction passages. Developed by an experienced English teacher, it concentrates on a single skill at a time, allowing self-paced learning. With clear examples modeling high-quality work, students build competency in comparing nonfiction texts. They examine authors' use of rhetorical techniques to inform, explain, argue, advise, persuade, or review. Practice activities reinforce skills like using PEE or PEA formats to analyze texts and language. The resource is designed to boost students' analytical abilities and writing skills. Lessons emphasize using evidence effectively, commenting on language and techniques, understanding tone, register and audience, applying stylistic devices appropriately, and structuring organized responses. This step-by-step approach aims to equip every student to earn at least a C on the GCSE English exam.