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Drama · GCSE
Judge the Choice, Not the Night Out
You saw the play. Why 'the acting was really good' is worth almost nothing, and the sentence that earns instead. What counts as live, in the DfE’s words; analysis and evaluation as two different jobs; one moment, closely; the evaluative paragraph as four moves that repeat; Ofqual’s four objectives and what each is worth; one evaluative sentence built from a moment. Ten terms to define, a model answer on voice and movement, and the misconceptions that cost marks.
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