Dracula: A Level OCR Exam Preparation Pack
Apply understanding and refine exam technique with key revision activities, detailed exam advice, essay-building activities, exam-style questions and model answers in preparation. A thorough and supportive pack for the A Level OCR exam questions on the complex and elaborate novel Dracula.
- Student-friendly revision notes and activities on key elements of Dracula, including:
- Chapter and character revision tables, and quick activities to recap knowledge of themes, setting, context and more!
- ‘Exam Skills’ section containing:
- Sample essay plans and activities to provide a supportive framework for any exam-style question
- Tasks on writing introductions to ensure students make a great first impression
- Guidance on writing clearly and accurately for clarity
- 13 A Level exam-style questions with original sample essays, detailed AO commentary and reflective student activities – familiarise students with examiner thinking and demonstrate how to improve grades
- Student-friendly mark schemes – perfect for easy marking and self-assessment
- Plus! Indicative content for all exam-style questions
Ready to embed into your revision programme in class or as homework.
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What do teachers say about this resource? (12935)
I think that the resource was excellent as it had strong links to the demands of the the OCR A Level exam. I would definitely use it when teaching revision lessons but also give tasks for pupils to complete independently. I really liked the selection of Practice Questions provided and the use of sample answers were good. For the mid-level responses, activities were very useful such as labelling ways in which they could be improved, according to the AOs. This resource definitely enhances learning as it provided specific activities to consolidate understanding of characters, plot, themes as a refresher to those writing on Dracula for OCR. There was a particularly good activity called 'Looking at Symbolism' which would be useful for AO2. Huge educational value for those looking to look at exemplars and explore why pieces of writing have been awarded a certain mark band. The presentation was very good, particularly visuals such as pie charts were useful to highlight a breakdown of the assessment objectives for the exam. It matches the Specification well, particularly when it focuses on specific assessment objectives and provides lists of exam questions / exemplar responses.
Very enjoyable to read and I would definitely recommend to other Heads of Department who are teaching Dracula.