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#onthisday in 1812 Charles Dickens was born! His works include Oliver Twist, Great Expectations, David Copperfield and many more! Do you have a fave Dickens book? Check our our Dickens study guides at our link in bio! #CharlesDickensBirthday #literature #education
Studying Pride and Prejudice or another Jane Austen work for GCSE/A-Level? Get your study and help guides here (yorknotes.com) and remember, York Notes are Your Notes!✍️🪶📚#otd #study #Literature
Happy Pride and Prejudice Day! 📚✨
#OTD in 1813, Pride and Prejudice was first published, and 212 years later, it is loved, treasured and celebrated by individuals worldwide.
How will you be celebrating this joyous occasion today? 👀
#janeausten #prideandprejudice #mrdarcy
York Notes are looking for GCSE and A Level teachers across all subjects to take part in a research task. The task/questionnaire should take no more than 1-2 hours to complete and we can offer a small fee or vouchers as a thank you. Please drop us a message in the comments below or DM us if you are interested in taking part. Thank you.
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Calling all GCSE and A Level English teachers. We are currently conducting some market research for our prestigious York Notes series and are looking for Key Stage 3, GCSE and A Level English teachers to take part in this research.
We are looking for 15-20 English teachers who may be new to the profession, or with years of teaching experience. We have a task prepared which should take no more than 2 hours to complete and we can offer a small fee or vouchers as a thank you.
You don't need to have experience of using York Notes, but if you do have experience of using them, we would love to hear from you. You should have some experience of teaching set texts in the classroom and be at least somewhat familiar with classroom and revision resources for set texts. Please drop me a message in the comments below or DM us if you are interested in taking part. Thank you.
Calling all GCSE and A Level English teachers. We are currently conducting some market research for our prestigious York Notes series and are looking for Key Stage 3, GCSE and A Level English teachers to take part in this research.
We are looking for 15-20 English teachers who may be new to the profession, or with years of teaching experience. We have a task prepared which should take no more than 2 hours to complete and we can offer a small fee or vouchers as a thank you.
You don't need to have experience of using York Notes, but if you do have experience of using them, we would love to hear from you. You should have some experience of teaching set texts in the classroom and be at least somewhat familiar with classroom and revision resources for set texts. Please drop me a message in the comments below or DM us if you are interested in taking part. Thank you.
It's almost the end of the school year, you did it!
Now you can relax, reflect and prepare for the next chapter, whatever and wherever that may be.
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#onthisday 🪶📚🗓️ Anne Brontë was born in 1820. Anne was the youngest of the Brontë sisters and her works include Agnes Grey (1846) and The Tenant of Wildfell Hall (1848) If you're feeling the January blues, read some of Anne's work - they're hidden treasures!
📚⭐You've heard of new year, new you, now get ready for new year, new books! Get ahead and get set for #success with our #GCSE Study Guides, Workbooks and Practice Tests. Take a look at our website by clicking the link in bio 🔗
#studenthacks #literature #english #study #exams
#christmas #books #faves What's your favourite Christmas book? 🎄📚A Christmas Carol by Charles Dickens? Little Women by Louisa May Alcott? Do you love Christmas poetry, like The Oxen by Thomas Hardy? Let us know in the comments! 👀 at our study guides yorknotes.com/
#onthisday George Eliot was born in 1819! #funfact Her real name was Mary Anne Evans, but she chose a male pen name so her work wouldn't be discarded. She wrote Middlemarch, The Mill on the Floss and Silas Marner. 👀at our study guides on her works here yorknotes.com/titles-by/geor…
#onthisday in 1939, author Margaret Atwood was born! She is known for her works of #literature that explore religion, politics, myth, women and their roles in society, history and the future. 👀 at our advanced #study guides for The Handmaid's Tale here yorknotes.com/titles-by/marg…
🍂❄️Just in time for Christmas, it's our last midweek monster! It's Ebenezer Scrooge, from A Christmas Carol by Charles Dickens, 1843. Grumpy, bitter and greedy, Scrooge gets a second chance when he reflects on his life and mistakes. 👀 yorknotes.com/titles-by/char…
🎃🍂🕸️This week, our midweek monster is Iago from Othello, William #shakespeare, 1603. Jealous, deceiving and manipulative, he lets his insecurities get the better of him. 👀 at our A-level Othello study guides and more at yorknotes.com/ #english #literature #student
Our midweek monster this week is...Mr Hyde from The Strange Case of Dr Jekyll and Mr Hyde, 1886, Robert Louis Stevenson 🎩⚗️🎃Check out our study guides on The Strange Case of Dr Jekyll and Mr Hyde here: yorknotes.com/titles-by/robe… #halloween #school #english #literature
It's spooky season 🎃🧙♀️🧹🦇👻 and there's nothing scarier than feeling unprepared for exams! Check out our study guides, workbooks and practice tests for GCSE and A-Level here yorknotes.com/ and teachers, you get 55% off, nothing scary about that! #english #literature
Our midweek monster is Heathcliff, Wuthering Heights, Emily Brontë 1847. Have you ever let your pride or a mistake make you feel like you can’t go back and try again? Check out our Wuthering Heights study guides here ow.ly/2LJN50PQfnY
#onthisday F. Scott Fitzgerlad was born, writer of #thegreatgatsby and more ✨ Known for his portrayal of society and the #jazz Age in #1920s America, he captured the very best and worst of people during the height of glamour. 👀 at our study guides here ow.ly/kgeZ50POmOW
Our midweek monster is Lady Macbeth 👸 powerful, manipulative and clever, she lets her ambitions get the better of her. Don't let your ambitions make you stressed and anxious about exams!👀at our Shakespeare exam guides here ow.ly/nTel50PNWXW
