Getting a high grade in Economics
I got a B in both Unit 1 and 2 of AQA economics last year and now am doing Unit 3 and 4. I decided to resit both modules as i am aiming for an A. I was wondering due to all 25 mark questions i hand in get graded a B for all units, how can you get an A? What makes a grade A answer?
Original post by Rnoals19
I got a B in both Unit 1 and 2 of AQA economics last year and now am doing Unit 3 and 4. I decided to resit both modules as i am aiming for an A. I was wondering due to all 25 mark questions i hand in get graded a B for all units, how can you get an A? What makes a grade A answer?
Ideally what you are looking is identify the mistakes or gaps in your 25 markers and improve them as you practice more questions. You should ask feedback to your teacher or read any comments written in the paper. try to make sure you can get high marks on the multiple choice question section, definitions, comparisons and 12 marker. Even if you get L4 in the 25 marker you can still get an A if other parts of the paper are correct
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