Hey Guys. Just wanted to start a thread for the upcoming Edexcel History exams. How is everyone going to revise for these exams? Post your revision techniques below. I'm sure it will help us all in our quests for an A* in GCSE History
I'm using Q&A flash cards with dates and information on dates so I can learn the events as best as possible. Tbh the one that will be the hardest will be the British Depth Study. I got a B in my Vietnam CA, one mark off an A
Revision is going nowhere, I'm up to the Berlin crisis Just gonna go through my revision guide and try to remember everything then learn the question styles Did my CA on USA civil rights but our school doesn't tell us in case they get moderated down hoping it was decent though, predicted A* for history
Revision is going nowhere, I'm up to the Berlin crisis Just gonna go through my revision guide and try to remember everything then learn the question styles Did my CA on USA civil rights but our school doesn't tell us in case they get moderated down hoping it was decent though, predicted A* forhistory
At least you have started revision for the History exams. I haven't even looked at History yet which is really bad considering I have forgotten all of Germany. I am also predicted an A* and I achieved an A* in the Vietnam Controlled Assessment which I was really happy about!
I'm using Q&A flash cards with dates and information on dates so I can learn the events as best as possible. Tbh the one that will be the hardest will be the British Depth Study. I got a B in my Vietnam CA, one mark off an A
Flash Cards are really good for remembering key dates and names. Thanks
I'm really struggling to remember key events and figures for this unit. Does anyone know an effective way of revising it so that it's easy to remember?
I'm really struggling to remember key events and figures for this unit. Does anyone know an effective way of revising it so that it's easy to remember?
I've been using/making flashcards for all the key events and dates/names etc. It all depends on what type of learner you are e.g. a visual or auditory learner
therefore 360 UMS = 90 ums consitantly so you need low A* in all
Idk then, you could probably get away with getting one A in one of the exams and still get an A* overall. In the Controlled assessment I got 96 UMS. Damn A* in all exams is going to be very difficult :P. In the mock exams, I only managed to get an A in Germany and scraped an A* in Britain. Which exam do you think is the hardest out of the 3?