1. Quotation Learning Lesson Revision Tips & Hints
Filing Cabinet in my brain
I will model this on the board
In your book choose a word to use as a memory aid for this task and then write everything you can remember on it
On a post it note – write down as many ways you can think of - things you are doing to learn quotations.
Knowledge Organiser
Quizzing – ten minutes – in pairs
Ask each other questions using the KOs to help you about who said what and what theme it is for
Register Quote Reminder
Listen to each other as you say a quote as I take the register – Any text
At the end – I’ll test you on who said what.
Sugar Paper “Empty your brain”
5 minute per text quote carousel
On each piece of paper – there is a title – you write as many quotes as you can remember from the different texts
Metacognition Finale
In your books - explain in writing:
What strategy from today’s lesson would you recommend for learning quotes and why?

2. How we are learning quotes for Literature?
Using short versions of quotes
Repetition
Use knowledge organisers
Keep repeating them
Explode the quotes for meaning
We go around the class so that everyone remembers a quote
Go over them and write them down
Explode quotes
Repetition
Home Learning
YouTube videos
Revision Sessions
Knowledge organisers
App called “Genius” analyses the story/play/plot
Learn around 5 quotes in 10 minutes
Then, I look, cover, check, write and check
After that I test myself with blank filling the quotations
After a months time I go over the quotes doing the same thing
Year 10
How we are learning quotes for Literature?
Analysing a lot of quotes in books from the reading
Getting lists of important quotes into our books
Use/create flash cards
Going over the quotations
Do a quote blank exercise and fill to remember it
Focus on a quote
Spider diagram of character with all the quotes I remember for them