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KS3 · Year 9 - Mastery · Term 3 - Conflict: Poetry and Modern Drama · Week 10
Pages: An Inspector Calls Act 3
The Inspector's final speech ("fire and blood and anguish") is a socialist prophecy. The final phone call cycles the moral lesson.
Lesson 1
What students do
Close read the final speech: triadic structure, biblical register.
Task
Annotate rhetoric and form.
Success criteria
Reads rhetorically.
Lesson 2
What students do
Discuss: is Goole an allegory, a ghost, or a moral agent?
Task
Argue with textual support.
Success criteria
Weighs interpretations.
Lesson 3
What students do
Model: "Priestley presents socialism as moral necessity which reflects post-war hopes for collective responsibility."
Task
Y9-stem topic sentence.
Success criteria
Stems are conceptual.
Lesson 4
What students do
Analyse the cyclical structure (final phone call).
Task
Paragraph on cyclical form.
Success criteria
Deploys terminology.
Lesson 5
What students do
Plan thesis essay: how does Priestley critique capitalism?
Task
Thesis + plan.
Success criteria
Plan is GCSE-ready.
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