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Last updated

29 July 2026

pdf, 3.73 MB
pdf, 3.73 MB

Teaching companion for Lessons in Chemistry (Bonnie Garmus) in the Leaving Certificate English Comparative Study, Higher Level. The novel’s characters, key moments, world, themes and outlook, all mapped onto the four comparative modes and ready to turn into lessons.

What’s inside:
  • The novel for the teacher (synopsis, characters, world, themes, telling and outlook)
  • Before you teach (suitability, sensitive content and practical notes for the classroom)
  • A key-moments bank (the pivotal scenes, each tagged with every mode it serves)
  • A quotation and reference bank (reference points with page pointers, organised by mode)
  • Teaching the text ( a suggested sequence, what to flag, and the misreadings to pre-empt)
  • All four modes (Cultural Context, Literary Genre, Theme or Issue and General Vision & Viewpoint): what examiners reward, where the novel is strong, and SEC-modelled question stems
  • Coupling guidance ( to help you find suitable texts to pair the novel with)
  • Assessment essentials (the marks and comparative technique, kept compact at the back)
  • Appendix (question-angle banks by mode)

23 pages, written by a practising teacher. The companion to the Student Textbook (the analysis you put in front of students, sold separately) — buy both in the bundle and save.

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