[divina commedia]

Hey guys,

I'm currently revising non-stop for my A2s at the moment so I'll try to keep this short.

What unit do you think would be easier to grasp/get higher marks in for the A2 paper, Moral Philosophy or Philosophy?

I've already chosen to do political philosophy as my first unit.

In class and practice papers I usually get an A/B but I'm retaking my AS modules for the second time (first time - accident, I got a D and an E. second time - bad marks, C and U) as well as my A2 units this summer, so if anyone has additional tips on exam technique for philosophy it'd be greatly appreciated. It's annoying that I know the content well for my AS modules but can't seem to apply it correctly.

Thanks,
~divina commedia

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