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E-raamat: Grammar Survival for Secondary Teachers: A Practical Toolkit

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  • Formaat: 106 pages
  • Ilmumisaeg: 03-Sep-2018
  • Kirjastus: Routledge
  • Keel: eng
  • ISBN-13: 9781317289500
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  • Formaat: 106 pages
  • Ilmumisaeg: 03-Sep-2018
  • Kirjastus: Routledge
  • Keel: eng
  • ISBN-13: 9781317289500

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This third edition of Grammar Survival brings the content fully up-to-date with the new National Curriculum and GCSEs, making it current and relevant for all secondary school English teachers.

Grammar Survival for Secondary Teachers combines knowledge about grammar with pedagogical approaches. Each left-hand page sets out the knowledge teachers need about different aspects of grammar, incorporating research evidence where appropriate, and each right-hand page offers practical ideas and methods for teaching it, often in the context of authentic texts to show grammar in action.

This book aims to help pupils become more confident readers and writers, able to make conscious and informed choices about the use of grammar, vocabulary and punctuation in their own work. Chapters cover the following:











Vocabulary Extending knowledge about grammar Punctuation Levels of formality Grammar for reading and writing Writing about language use Full glossary and further reading recommendations

Completely underpinned by the National Curriculum Programmes of Study for Key Stages 3 and 4, this book supports all secondary school English teachers, regardless of their chosen GCSE specification, and is essential reading for trainee, newly qualified and experienced teachers alike.
Acknowledgements vii
Introduction 1(3)
Vocabulary: words and their meanings
What you need to know about vocabulary
4(2)
What you need to know about more formal vocabulary
6(2)
What you need to know about subject-specific vocabulary
8(2)
What you need to know about troublesome words
10(4)
Extending knowledge about grammar
What you need to know about extending knowledge about grammar
14(2)
What you need to know about verb forms and tense
16(2)
What you need to know about nouns and noun phrases
18(2)
What you need to know about relative clauses
20(2)
What you need to know about non-finite clauses
22(2)
What you need to know about conditionals
24(2)
What you need to know about the passive voice
26(2)
What you need to know about multi-clause sentences
28(2)
What you need to know about sentence variety
30(2)
What you need to know about narrative voice and viewpoint
32(2)
What you need to know about style
34(2)
What you need to know about structure and cohesion
36(4)
Punctuation for meaning and effect
What you need to know about punctuation for meaning and effect
40(2)
What you need to know about commas to separate grammatical units in a sentence
42(2)
What you need to know about punctuation to indicate parenthetical information
44(2)
What you need to know about punctuation to convey shades of subtlety in writing
46(2)
What you need to know about punctuation to avoid ambiguity
48(4)
Levels of formality
What you need to know about levels of formality
52(2)
What you need to know about Standard and non-Standard English
54(2)
What you need to know about the differences between spoken and written language
56(2)
What you need to know about writing in an informal register
58(2)
What you need to know about writing in a formal register
60(4)
Grammar for reading and writing
What you need to know about grammar for reading and writing
64(2)
What you need to know about writing that provides advice, instruction and explanation
66(2)
What you need to know about writing that recounts events, providing commentary and personal reflection
68(2)
What you need to know about writing that motivates, inspires and persuades
70(2)
What you need to know about writing that gives an opinion, argues a case or debates a point of view
72(2)
What you need to know about writing that tells a story, evokes setting and atmosphere, and conveys character
74(4)
Writing about language use
What you need to know about writing about language use
78(1)
Teaching pupils to write about language use: a toolkit
79(1)
Teaching pupils to write about language use
80(5)
Glossary 85(12)
Further reading 97
Geoff Barton is the General Secretary for the Association of School & College Leaders (ASCL). A former headteacher, he has also written and edited more than 100 books on English and school leadership. He is a Founding Fellow of the English Association and a regular writer and speaker on education.







Jo Shackleton

has been a secondary English teacher and subject leader, consultant and inspector. She has been a curriculum adviser on the grammar, punctuation and spelling (GPS) test and is the author of Grammar Survival for Primary Teachers. She has provided training to teachers throughout the country on grammar and punctuation.