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I've sat in my lessons and listened, done all the homework, but I'm really struggling. I'm most likely dropping history, but I'd still like to come out with a good grade. On top of the sheer volume of information I need to know (my mind is like a sieve), I'm a slow writer which doesn't help my essay-writing. I can write a B/C-grade for homework (No timed conditions and the assistance of my textbooks 
), but struggle to get a D in lesson. Has anyone got any ways that I can improve my essay writing and methods to help remember the content? Thank you in advance to those that reply!
Doing Tsarist Russia and Life in Nazi Germany btw...
), but struggle to get a D in lesson. Has anyone got any ways that I can improve my essay writing and methods to help remember the content? Thank you in advance to those that reply!
Doing Tsarist Russia and Life in Nazi Germany btw...
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Oh god I'm doing tsarist russia as well & am really struggling to remember everything, I've found that watching documentaries is surprisingly helpful; also try looking at exam mark schemes to find out exactly what the examiner wants, for example it is important to AVOID storytelling & you should look at lots of factors, hope this helps!
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So much content! It's funny that you should mention documentaries. I watched some Nazi Germany one last night and kinda fell asleep 
. I'll try it when I'm more alert haha! I've made a few mind maps on questions using the mark schemes, which is kinda useful too. Yeah, thanks!
. I'll try it when I'm more alert haha! I've made a few mind maps on questions using the mark schemes, which is kinda useful too. Yeah, thanks!
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(Original post by ThirdEyeChimp)
I've sat in my lessons and listened, done all the homework, but I'm really struggling. I'm most likely dropping history, but I'd still like to come out with a good grade. On top of the sheer volume of information I need to know (my mind is like a sieve), I'm a slow writer which doesn't help my essay-writing. I can write a B/C-grade for homework (No timed conditions and the assistance of my textbooks), but struggle to get a D in lesson. Has anyone got any ways that I can improve my essay writing and methods to help remember the content? Thank you in advance to those that reply!
Doing Tsarist Russia and Life in Nazi Germany btw...
I've sat in my lessons and listened, done all the homework, but I'm really struggling. I'm most likely dropping history, but I'd still like to come out with a good grade. On top of the sheer volume of information I need to know (my mind is like a sieve), I'm a slow writer which doesn't help my essay-writing. I can write a B/C-grade for homework (No timed conditions and the assistance of my textbooks
), but struggle to get a D in lesson. Has anyone got any ways that I can improve my essay writing and methods to help remember the content? Thank you in advance to those that reply!Doing Tsarist Russia and Life in Nazi Germany btw...
I'm guessing OCR structure is probably quite similar to AQA.This is briefly what I do in each essay:
Introduction- Outline Aims/ Define any key terms in the question, also summarise main points/ arguments
Main body- Outline argument, link back to the question at the end of each paragraph
Include a 'However' paragraph- Include any limitations eg- limitations to creating a 'volksgemeinshaft' (People's community)
Conclusion- Summarise points made+ answer the question!
I hope this is useful in any kind of way...
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For any history exam try to revise by 'themes'. Use the mark schemes and Past questions to help build mind maps and try to think of possible questions! I find it better and easier to revise with a friend so find someone from your class I'm studying A2 modern British history and there's 60 years of stuff to remember ;( good luck guys
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