The Play of Kes Year 11 Annual 2018

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The Play of Kes

The Play of Kes

Year 11 Annual 2018 THE PLAY OF KES (Barry Hines and Alan Stronach) 1.

Year 11 Annual 2018 THE PLAY OF KES (Barry Hines and Alan Stronach) 1. When Billy starts training a kestrel he experiences emotions which neither his family nor school provide. Discuss.

Step 1: Find the key words in the question. Year 11 Annual 2018 THE

Step 1: Find the key words in the question. Year 11 Annual 2018 THE PLAY OF KES (Barry Hines and Alan Stronach) 1. When Billy starts training a kestrel he experiences emotions which neither his family nor school provide. Discuss.

Step 2: Write down points • Think about. What emotions does Billy experience thanks

Step 2: Write down points • Think about. What emotions does Billy experience thanks to Kes? Positive or Negative ones? • List them e. g. he becomes responsible, determined, successful, happy etc. • How does he feel at home and why? Mention feelings and episodes which make him feel that way e. g. unloved, unappreciated etc. • How does he feel at school and why? Labelled, a failure, not coping at school

Step 3: Now you can start writing your essay. • Start with a short

Step 3: Now you can start writing your essay. • Start with a short and effective introduction which is linked to the question.

Step 4: Develop your ideas and points. • Follow the PEE method. • Make

Step 4: Develop your ideas and points. • Follow the PEE method. • Make your POINT, EXPLAIN it and give an EXAMPLE. • Quotations and references to the play are important.

Step 5: Conclude your essay • Write a short and effective conclusion to your

Step 5: Conclude your essay • Write a short and effective conclusion to your essay. The conclusion should be linked to the introduction and to the question. • Your essay should be a flowing essay when it is read, with clear arguments that have been developed and not a list of points which you just mention. • There is no word limit in literature essays.