This resource provides an extensive list of theories for all diversity categories under the AQA English Language course. Please note that Child Language Development theories are not included as they do not come under diversity or Paper 2 for the exam.

An overview of the Language and Gender module from AQA's English Language A-Level, covering a wide array of theories and research from experts. This document is a good starting-point for those just beginning their Language and Gender revision for upcoming exams.

A-Level English Language - Language and Diversity Summary Notes and Exam Practice/Guidance Summarisation of key theories/concepts for language and diversity including; gender, occupation, social groups, ethnicity, global English and technology. Each section includes an overview of the language and diversity area. It includes a summarisation of key theories and key concepts needed to understand the topic area. Each area also has an exam pack, which includes guidance on how to answer t...

This essay looks at the different theories and counter theories involved in discussing whether there is a difference in the way that men and women speak. This essay received an A* or a 27/30, with 10/10 in AO1 (describe) and 17/20 in AO3 (evaluate) with the target being to have a more thorough conclusion. I chose quite a low price for this essay as I wanted it to be more accessible. Hope you enjoy, please message me with any questions!

Highly detailed (with examples) glossary for AQA A-level English Language and Literature (new specification). Incredibly useful for gaining higher marks in AO1, AO2 and A04 and boosting your grade. I achieved an A*, implementing many of these keywords in my exam essay.

Detailed, in depth notes on each act of the play, each character, and prominent themes such as Social Responsibility, The American Dream and Shame and Guilt. Student achieved Grade A.

Detailed, in depth notes on each poem in the collection. Including notes on the context of each poem, form structure and language, as well as critical interpretations for each poem.

A list of 25 great quotes from Mary Shelley's Frankenstein. Great to remember for exams. Easily memorized and applied when talking about any of the Gothic Tropes and the Plot of Frankenstein.