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What are the best methods of revising for History?
What are the best methods of revising for History?
I used to draw comics to help me remember key arguments/dates/events (think horrible histories style
), but then I'm a bit of a geek so... 
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To revise history you need to be able to recall information and interpret it. I'm doing it for a level and you literally need to know dates/names/keywords.
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To revise history you need to be able to recall information and interpret it. I'm doing it for a level and you literally need to know dates/names/keywords.
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To revise history you need to be able to recall information and interpret it. I'm doing it for a level and you literally need to know dates/names/keywords.
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What are the best methods of revising for History?
What are the best methods of revising for History?
I'm planning to type up all my notes and add a few pictures and diagrams so it'll basically be like re-writing the textbook. Then I'll compare my work to the textbook and see how mine is more concise, and if anything needs adding.
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I'm using the CGP book for AQA History, and writing each section out over and over again until I remember it off by-heart. I do this for every essay based subject. I normally revise for 1 hour, take a 30 minute break and recite everything I've learnt on paper. It seems to work! I can recall all of the Unit 1 paper and the majority of the Unit 2 paper (I haven't finished revising this yet.) But... using this knowledge with the exam structure needs to be worked on. I can't seem to reach analysis in the 10 mark questions.
Best of luck, fellow historian.
Kind regards,
Ben
Best of luck, fellow historian.
Kind regards,
Ben
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Make notes from any textbook/class work. Write things out until you can write/speak them without looking 
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