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How do you answer 24 markers? I'm talking about structure and general tips. I keep getting 12-16 on them and i want to know how to get to the next level. Im doing Wolsey domestic polices atm
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According to my teacher:
1). Start with a short intro to explain key words/outline essay
2). Discuss the factor in question. Use points backed up by specific evidence/examples/knowledge.
3). Do the same for an alternate factor.
4). Do the same for another factor.
5). Conclude with a judgement on the question.
Make sure you structure your essay well and write fluidly. Include some historical interpretation where relevant to gain higher marks. Try to link the factors to attain better marks. Be detailed, precise and accurate with your evidence and refer back to the question consistently.
I'm studying Wolsey right now too.
Hope this helped.
1). Start with a short intro to explain key words/outline essay
2). Discuss the factor in question. Use points backed up by specific evidence/examples/knowledge.
3). Do the same for an alternate factor.
4). Do the same for another factor.
5). Conclude with a judgement on the question.
Make sure you structure your essay well and write fluidly. Include some historical interpretation where relevant to gain higher marks. Try to link the factors to attain better marks. Be detailed, precise and accurate with your evidence and refer back to the question consistently.
I'm studying Wolsey right now too.
Hope this helped.
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(Original post by edgarcats)
According to my teacher:
1). Start with a short intro to explain key words/outline essay
2). Discuss the factor in question. Use points backed up by specific evidence/examples/knowledge.
3). Do the same for an alternate factor.
4). Do the same for another factor.
5). Conclude with a judgement on the question.
Make sure you structure your essay well and write fluidly. Include some historical interpretation where relevant to gain higher marks. Try to link the factors to attain better marks. Be detailed, precise and accurate with your evidence and refer back to the question consistently.
I'm studying Wolsey right now too. Hope this helped.
According to my teacher:
1). Start with a short intro to explain key words/outline essay
2). Discuss the factor in question. Use points backed up by specific evidence/examples/knowledge.
3). Do the same for an alternate factor.
4). Do the same for another factor.
5). Conclude with a judgement on the question.
Make sure you structure your essay well and write fluidly. Include some historical interpretation where relevant to gain higher marks. Try to link the factors to attain better marks. Be detailed, precise and accurate with your evidence and refer back to the question consistently.
I'm studying Wolsey right now too.
Hope this helped.
At A2 we have to do 45 markers! I'm absolutely dreading it.
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I didn't even start the thread but this has really helped me set out my practice h/w questions, so thank you! I also usually get 16 at the most for the 24 markers, it's so frustrating.
At A2 we have to do 45 markers! I'm absolutely dreading it.
I didn't even start the thread but this has really helped me set out my practice h/w questions, so thank you! I also usually get 16 at the most for the 24 markers, it's so frustrating.
At A2 we have to do 45 markers! I'm absolutely dreading it.
I still find it hard to get the top band in those 24 markers! Glad you found it useful.
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(Original post by edgarcats)
In English Lit we have a 42 mark question
I still find it hard to get the top band in those 24 markers! Glad you found it useful.
In English Lit we have a 42 mark question
I still find it hard to get the top band in those 24 markers! Glad you found it useful.
I'm dreading the History exam the most, even over German, which is so much harder for me. Our ex-teacher (he was 'let go') taught us Germany from 1914 - 33 when we're supposed to do 33 - 45!
I think my entire college is going to fail
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