GCSE (Years 10–11) · English & literacy
Viewpoint and persuasive writing
Pupils learn to write effective nonfiction pieces that express viewpoint and persuade, focusing on rhetorical devices, argument structure, tone, audience awareness, evidence selection and cohesion; they practise using examples, rebuttal, modal verbs, emotive language and varied sentence forms to strengthen persuasion and clarity. They also learn to adapt register and form for different purposes.
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