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Resource Overview: Character Profile – Inspector Goole (Five-Tiered Analysis)
This five-tiered resource supports adaptive teaching by exploring the dramatic twist in Act Three of An Inspector Calls, where the authenticity of Inspector Goole is questioned. Students engage with themes of identity, class, gender, morality, and power in Edwardian England through progressively complex materials.

Each sheet presents the same core narrative with increasing depth and challenge, enabling teachers to differentiate instruction across a wide range of student abilities.

Pedagogical Features
Scaffolded Vocabulary: Tiered terminology builds subject-specific language from foundational to advanced levels.
Structured Takeaways: Each sheet includes six key insights to reinforce comprehension and thematic understanding.
Tiered Analytical Questions: Tasks range from basic identification to high-level evaluation, supporting progression and critical thinking.
Core Themes Across All Tiers
Social Inequality: Class divisions and capitalist hypocrisy.
Gender Roles: Double standards and societal expectations.
Moral Responsibility: The Inspector as a symbolic moral force.
Psychological Impact: Guilt, denial, and transformation.
Narrative Technique: Dramatic irony, ambiguity, and symbolism.
What’s Included
Five progressive versions of the same material:
Readability levels targeted at ages 6, 10, 13, 15, and GCSE Grade 7+.
Each version builds on the previous, deepening understanding and analytical skill.
Consistent structure across all sheets to support literacy development and thematic exploration.
Structured Layout in Each Sheet
Section 1: Key Information – A tiered summary of Act Three’s events and Inspector Goole’s role.
Section 2: 6 Key Takeaways – Essential plot points and thematic insights.
Section 3: Key Vocabulary – Tiered terminology to build subject-specific language.
Section 4: Exam-Style Questions – Scaffolded tasks from Identify to Evaluate.
Purpose
Supports inclusive classrooms and adaptive teaching.
Reinforces understanding of key ideas and themes.
Ideal for GCSE preparation, revision, or homework tasks.
Encourages critical thinking about An Inspector Calls and its social commentary.
Bonus Feature
Also included: a starter set of prompt-based questions for warm-ups or hinge activities, designed to transition students into deeper learning. These questions focus on Inspector Goole’s character, his symbolic role, and the visual representation of his authority and mystery.

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An additional series of activities produced using this resource with Diffit included.