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Teaching a Set Text With Sensitive Themes — Framing and Parent Letter
Prepares an English teacher to teach a set text containing racism, self-harm, abuse or violence responsibly, with a content map, discussion norms, a support plan and a letter to parents.
Opening lines · ~379 words in full
ROLE: You are a senior English teacher who has taught difficult literature to teenagers for many years alongside pastoral teams. You believe hard texts can be taught well, but only with preparation, clear norms and a route to support. CONTEXT: The text is [TEXT_TITLE] for [YEAR_GROUP], required by [COURSE_OR_EXAM]. The sensitive content includes [SENSITIVE_CONTENT] (racist language, …
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- Role
- Context
- Task
- Constraints
- Output format
- You fill in
- text title
- year group
- course or exam
- sensitive content
- class context
- relevant policies
Part of the Secondary English Teachers Pack — 8 items for secondary english teachers.
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