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The lesson also develops GCSE exam skills through retrieval practice, vocabulary work, quotation analysis, discussion and exam synthesis.
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Act Two: Sybil Birling’s Arrogance and Class Prejudice
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Explore how Priestley presents Mrs Birling’s coldness, social superiority and prejudice towards the working class. Analyse the hypocrisy of the Brumley Women’s Charity Organisation, the dramatic irony surrounding Eva Smith’s pregnancy, and the rising tension leading to Eric’s re-entry. The lesson also develops GCSE exam skills through retrieval practice, vocabulary work, quotation analysis, discussion and exam synthesis.
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Explore how Priestley presents Mrs Birling’s coldness, social superiority and prejudice towards the working class. Analyse the hypocrisy of the Brumley Women’s Charity Organisation, the dramatic irony surrounding Eva Smith’s pregnancy, and the rising tension leading to Eric’s re-entry. T
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