05·Classroom resources
For the teacher on Monday morning
25 A3 posters across 7 sets, print-ready. Each one takes a single thing a student has to know — what an assessment objective is worth, which formulae a paper can ask for, the order the moves of an answer go in — and sets it large enough to read from the back of the room.
The wall of the room the subject is taught in, and the corridor outside it. Every statement is quoted from the published subject content or the board’s own specification, so what is on the wall is what the examiner is working from — not a paraphrase of it.
A student who can see which objective a question is testing stops writing everything they know and starts writing the thing being marked. One that has had the formula list on the wall for two years is not meeting it for the first time in a paper. And a poster answers the question without the student having to put a hand up to ask it.
GCSE · 1 set · 4 posters
English · GCSE · Every exam board £3.99
Four A3 posters: what every mark is for in Language and in Literature, the six moves of an analysis paragraph, and the vocabulary that carries them.
Quoted from the published subject content and the exam boards' own specifications · 4 pages, 3 sections · For classroom walls, corridors and revision spaces
GCSE · 1 set · 3 posters
Mathematics · GCSE · Every exam board £3.99
Three A3 posters: what every mark is for and how the split changes with tier, the three kinds of formula, and what method marks are actually given for.
Quoted from the published subject content and the exam boards' own specifications · 3 pages, 2 sections · For classroom walls, corridors and revision spaces
GCSE · 2 sets · 7 posters
Art & Design · GCSE · Every exam board £3.99
Five A3 posters: the four objectives and what each is worth, the five formal elements, the seven things a sketchbook has to show, and what examiners reward.
Quoted from the published subject content and the exam boards' own specifications · 5 pages, 4 sections · For classroom walls, corridors and revision spaces
Art & Design · GCSE · Every exam board £3.99
Two A3 posters for the sketchbook itself: the seven things an artist research page needs across a double page, and the four questions that make writing about an artist earn marks.
Quoted from the published subject content and the exam boards' own specifications · 2 pages, 1 sections · For classroom walls, corridors and revision spaces
GCSE · 3 sets · 11 posters
Business · GCSE · Every exam board £3.99
Five A3 posters: the three assessment objectives, every calculation a GCSE Business specification can require, and the language that tells an examiner you know it.
Quoted from the published subject content and the exam boards' own specifications · 5 pages, 4 sections · For classroom walls, corridors and revision spaces
Business · GCSE · Every exam board £3.99
Three A3 posters written at the student: how to answer a business question, and business terms in plain English across operations, people and everything outside the firm.
Quoted from the published subject content and the exam boards' own specifications · 3 pages, 1 sections · For classroom walls, corridors and revision spaces
Business · GCSE · Pearson Edexcel £3.99
Three A3 posters for one board: the command words and the answer shape each demands, Pearson’s own description of a full answer drawn as a diagram, and all fourteen formulae on one sheet.
Quoted from the published subject content and the exam boards' own specifications · 3 pages, 2 sections · For classroom walls, corridors and revision spaces
7 sets across 4 subjects so far, all GCSE. More are being drawn to the same standard. If you want one for your own subject, say which and it moves up the list.
