economics a level aqa

So I currently am in year 13 as well and do and I have actually given in questions to my teachers that have given me A*. I would definitely say the CGP books. Give you a basic understanding, but it’s definitely not enough to get top grades context is your best friend with getting top grades and personally I find writing frames super helpful. My economics teacher is giving me a writing frame which were using class and it makes it so much easier to structure your points for your answers, especially the 25 markers. My advice would be handing as many questions as you can, because the more questions you hand in the more you get marked and you can improve are used to be on D, and then I started handing in questions and getting them marked and I ended up getting an A* some of my questions that I handed in. My economics teacher personally advised to write multiple plans because he said that the questions stay somewhat the same. They just reword the questions, but they have the same concept behind them meaning the more you do the more you memorise them. The easier is when you go into the exam and you have all these plans that you’ve done and when you go to write a plan you already know what to write because you’ve written so many that you memorise them. I would definitely say 25 markers are go to focus on the grade boundary is 76% for an A* so if you get 20 out of 25 you will get an Astar in that question. I can send you a question I did that got me an A* for economics and I can also send you the writing frame if that helps just let me know

So I currently am in year 13 as well and do and I have actually given in questions to my teachers that have given me A*. I would definitely say the CGP books. Give you a basic understanding, but it’s definitely not enough to get top grades context is your best friend with getting top grades and personally I find writing frames super helpful. My economics teacher is giving me a writing frame which were using class and it makes it so much easier to structure your points for your answers, especially the 25 markers. My advice would be handing as many questions as you can, because the more questions you hand in the more you get marked and you can improve are used to be on D, and then I started handing in questions and getting them marked and I ended up getting an A* some of my questions that I handed in. My economics teacher personally advised to write multiple plans because he said that the questions stay somewhat the same. They just reword the questions, but they have the same concept behind them meaning the more you do the more you memorise them. The easier is when you go into the exam and you have all these plans that you’ve done and when you go to write a plan you already know what to write because you’ve written so many that you memorise them. I would definitely say 25 markers are go to focus on the grade boundary is 76% for an A* so if you get 20 out of 25 you will get an Astar in that question. I can send you a question I did that got me an A* for economics and I can also send you the writing frame if that helps just let me know

im not sure how to get an A* in this subject (year 13 student)
I find the concepts ok but ive got bad memory
Does anyone who has done this a level already have any tips on how to do well in it? is the cgp book content enough to get an a*

yes plz

So I currently am in year 13 as well and do and I have actually given in questions to my teachers that have given me A*. I would definitely say the CGP books. Give you a basic understanding, but it’s definitely not enough to get top grades context is your best friend with getting top grades and personally I find writing frames super helpful. My economics teacher is giving me a writing frame which were using class and it makes it so much easier to structure your points for your answers, especially the 25 markers. My advice would be handing as many questions as you can, because the more questions you hand in the more you get marked and you can improve are used to be on D, and then I started handing in questions and getting them marked and I ended up getting an A* some of my questions that I handed in. My economics teacher personally advised to write multiple plans because he said that the questions stay somewhat the same. They just reword the questions, but they have the same concept behind them meaning the more you do the more you memorise them. The easier is when you go into the exam and you have all these plans that you’ve done and when you go to write a plan you already know what to write because you’ve written so many that you memorise them. I would definitely say 25 markers are go to focus on the grade boundary is 76% for an A* so if you get 20 out of 25 you will get an Astar in that question. I can send you a question I did that got me an A* for economics and I can also send you the writing frame if that helps just let me know