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GCSE Literature: (3) ‘An Inspector Calls’ Act 1 Part 3 (‘Enter Inspector’ to ‘Fresh Suspects’)

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Lesson cover identifying Act 1, Part 3, from 'The Inspector Enters' to 'Revealing Fresh Suspects'
Cover introducing the Act 1, Part 3 lesson
Lesson objectives introduce analytical reading, summary questions, and exploring the concept of being human
Learning objectives and study reminders
Assessment overview identifies Component 1, Section B, a closed-book essay, and objectives AO1 through AO4
Assessment information for the literature lesson
Guiding questions examine Birling's social power, middle-class representation, and the Inspector's stance
Big questions framing the lesson
Starter activity asks what being human means, whether the term is elitist, and how it relates to the play
First starter activity: defining being human
Agree-or-disagree starter lists 10 ideas about being human, including communication, decisions, and genes
Second starter activity: evaluating 10 statements
Reading task directs students to read Act 1, Part 3, ask questions, take notes, and annotate the text
Reading directions for the selected section
Analysis question examines why the Inspector limits access to the photograph and pursues one inquiry at a time
Analysis of the Inspector's investigation procedure
Analysis questions address Gerald's status, Birling's admission that he knew Eva, and Eric's challenge to him
Analysis of social status and responses to Eva's firing
Analysis questions explore the Inspector's view of responsibility and why Birling rejects responsibility for Eva
Analysis of opposing views on responsibility
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Product Description: GCSE Literature: (3) 'An Inspector Calls' Act 1 Part 3 ('Enter Inspector' to 'Fresh Suspects') Lesson Plan

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