PEA in more detail - how to analyse to A* standard. GCSE, A Level and beyond...

Some out-takes from the last video... I thought I'd put them up because they give a bit more detail about writing an analytical paragraph. It's a question I get asked quite a lot.

The last video I made looked at how to structure a whole Literature essay... most students are taught how to use PEA (or PEE, PQA - or whatever your English teacher calls it...). But some of you out there might not have been taught that before so, if that's you, here's how to structure your paragraphs to aim for the A or A* in your controlled assessment and exams.

The drums were free from beatstorm (great website for all you hip-hop fans) and I've used a quick clip from the 1990s Megadrive version of Streetfighter 2 that I've tweaked a little.

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• GCSE
• Essays
• English
• Millthorpe
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• Mr
• Davies
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• AS
• A2

[LichKingSkullWart]

I thought you paused for dramatic effect at 2:29... My internet stopped.

[stuartrodden123]

thanks Mr Davis this helped me for my essay :)

[haributo]

YARGGH IM SO HYPED TO DESTROY THAT EXAM IN 8 HOURS!!!

[pinkjewel123]

exam on fri thanks for tips lol but why is english soooo boring :P

[KiddSmiley96]

@starstruckx111 Yeah - Point Evidence Explain or Point Evidence Analysis.

[gillettefusion13]

thanks Mr Davis even though i dont no u

[AbiWasabi123]

If you did extra help for AS ... I'd love you forever! You are the reason i got an A* at GCSE :') .... Now im not even at C level :(

[sazus10]

Thank you so much this video helped me get an A in English Literature :D

[starstruckx111]

pea and pee isnt it the same thing?

[technokid18]

you're very good example of a good english teachers for instance: humourous, helpful, describes teaching to understandable extent(not over explaing irelevent shit). thanks:)