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Any idea what questions you guys are going to answer? I think I'm going to go for Socialism and Conservatism.
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(Original post by AyGe)
Any idea what questions you guys are going to answer? I think I'm going to go for Socialism and Conservatism.
Any idea what questions you guys are going to answer? I think I'm going to go for Socialism and Conservatism.
I haven't started yet because I had history Monday and English this Friday. I am going to cram from Friday afternoon to Monday morning 
Have you got any revision resources you could exchange with me?
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(Original post by MSc0tt)
I am starting revising for it Friday. I have English Literature on Friday. I hate 3B - there's no textbook
I am starting revising for it Friday. I have English Literature on Friday. I hate 3B - there's no textbook
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(Original post by spupapi)
There are many good text books on it, there are even revision books which are very helpful. I've used Andrew Heywood's book which most people find it quite interesting. Well, if you haven't used any book before then its quite late isn't it, the exams are in 5 days.
There are many good text books on it, there are even revision books which are very helpful. I've used Andrew Heywood's book which most people find it quite interesting. Well, if you haven't used any book before then its quite late isn't it, the exams are in 5 days.
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I have the Introduction to Political Ideologies book by Andrew Heywood, which we all got given in class. It's pretty brief though and I've just been looking at the mark schemes and the book doesn't cover as much as I need to know. So I'll have get on with a lot of additional research and possibly get another book from College.
There's no specific AQA ones but there are non exam board A2 ones. It's a bit annoying how they don't have one as I have the AQA unit guide to unit 4A and it's quite helpful. I don't see the harm in getting an Edexcel one though as the exams can't be that different.
Btw, are we supposed to focus just on British parties? Can we focus on the US too? I know the Socialism questions are mainly on Labour.
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I have the Introduction to Political Ideologies book by Andrew Heywood, which we all got given in class. It's pretty brief though and I've just been looking at the mark schemes and the book doesn't cover as much as I need to know. So I'll have get on with a lot of additional research and possibly get another book from College.
There's no specific AQA ones but there are non exam board A2 ones. It's a bit annoying how they don't have one as I have the AQA unit guide to unit 4A and it's quite helpful. I don't see the harm in getting an Edexcel one though as the exams can't be that different.
Btw, are we supposed to focus just on British parties? Can we focus on the US too? I know the Socialism questions are mainly on Labour.
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I have the Introduction to Political Ideologies book by Andrew Heywood, which we all got given in class. It's pretty brief though and I've just been looking at the mark schemes and the book doesn't cover as much as I need to know. So I'll have get on with a lot of additional research and possibly get another book from College.
There's no specific AQA ones but there are non exam board A2 ones. It's a bit annoying how they don't have one as I have the AQA unit guide to unit 4A and it's quite helpful. I don't see the harm in getting an Edexcel one though as the exams can't be that different.
Btw, are we supposed to focus just on British parties? Can we focus on the US too? I know the Socialism questions are mainly on Labour.
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I have the Introduction to Political Ideologies book by Andrew Heywood, which we all got given in class. It's pretty brief though and I've just been looking at the mark schemes and the book doesn't cover as much as I need to know. So I'll have get on with a lot of additional research and possibly get another book from College.
There's no specific AQA ones but there are non exam board A2 ones. It's a bit annoying how they don't have one as I have the AQA unit guide to unit 4A and it's quite helpful. I don't see the harm in getting an Edexcel one though as the exams can't be that different.
Btw, are we supposed to focus just on British parties? Can we focus on the US too? I know the Socialism questions are mainly on Labour.
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(Original post by MSc0tt)
My teacher said you can use evidence from any country: America, Albania, Armenia, Australia to Zaire, Zambia, Zimbabwe
My teacher said you can use evidence from any country: America, Albania, Armenia, Australia to Zaire, Zambia, Zimbabwe
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What are you hoping to get by the way? I badly need an A so I'm smashing the revision
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True that
What are you hoping to get by the way? I badly need an A so I'm smashing the revision
True that
What are you hoping to get by the way? I badly need an A so I'm smashing the revision
I revised some over half term but haven't touched it since last Friday and won't until English is out of the way on Friday morning... I am really worried about 3B and will likely have to make marks up in 4A. Saying that I did better on my mock for the former despite convincing myself I had failed it What did you get at AS?
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(Original post by MSc0tt)
I need to get 71 UMS on both 3B and 4A to get a B overall to meet my uni offer of ABB I revised some over half term but haven't touched it since last Friday and won't until English is out of the way on Friday morning... I am really worried about 3B and will likely have to make marks up in 4A. Saying that I did better on my mock for the former despite convincing myself I had failed it
What did you get at AS?
I need to get 71 UMS on both 3B and 4A to get a B overall to meet my uni offer of ABB
I revised some over half term but haven't touched it since last Friday and won't until English is out of the way on Friday morning... I am really worried about 3B and will likely have to make marks up in 4A. Saying that I did better on my mock for the former despite convincing myself I had failed it What did you get at AS?
Good luck for your English exam, mine went less well than I hoped it would. I got a B, an A in Unit 1 and a C in Unit 2. I re-sat Unit 2 on Monday though to bring the grade up and I think I've done better, at least I actually remembered dates of legislation which always escape me in the exam room.
You?
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(Original post by corax)
Cool, not too bad then Good luck for your English exam, mine went less well than I hoped it would.
I got a B, an A in Unit 1 and a C in Unit 2. I re-sat Unit 2 on Monday though to bring the grade up and I think I've done better, at least I actually remembered dates of legislation which always escape me in the exam room.
You?
Cool, not too bad then
Good luck for your English exam, mine went less well than I hoped it would. I got a B, an A in Unit 1 and a C in Unit 2. I re-sat Unit 2 on Monday though to bring the grade up and I think I've done better, at least I actually remembered dates of legislation which always escape me in the exam room.
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)). I didn't resit because it clashed with history and I didn't want an unnecessary exam to revise for What texts did you study for English?
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(Original post by MSc0tt)
I got an A on Unit 1 and a D (1 mark from a C) on Unit 2 (****ed up the 24 marker on multi-level governance)). I didn't resit because it clashed with history and I didn't want an unnecessary exam to revise for
What texts did you study for English?
I got an A on Unit 1 and a D (1 mark from a C) on Unit 2 (****ed up the 24 marker on multi-level governance
)). I didn't resit because it clashed with history and I didn't want an unnecessary exam to revise for What texts did you study for English?
we didn't cover multi-level governance at all, I just did Constitution and Parliament. Unit 2 was definitely harder in comparison to Unit 1. Henrik Ibsen's 'A Doll's House' and Arthur Miller's 'All My Sons', which are quite good plays and are strangely comparable. I do English Literature and Language together though rather than straight Lit.
What texts do you study?
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(Original post by corax)
Aw you should of asked for a re-mark we didn't cover multi-level governance at all, I just did Constitution and Parliament. Unit 2 was definitely harder in comparison to Unit 1.
Henrik Ibsen's 'A Doll's House' and Arthur Miller's 'All My Sons', which are quite good plays and are strangely comparable. I do English Literature and Language together though rather than straight Lit.
What texts do you study?
Aw you should of asked for a re-mark
we didn't cover multi-level governance at all, I just did Constitution and Parliament. Unit 2 was definitely harder in comparison to Unit 1. Henrik Ibsen's 'A Doll's House' and Arthur Miller's 'All My Sons', which are quite good plays and are strangely comparable. I do English Literature and Language together though rather than straight Lit.
What texts do you study?
We only spent 1 lesson on it but I chose the topic in the U2 mock and got a good grade on it but the question in the mock was about councils when the exam was on the EU which I didn't know about.Nice, I love Arthur Miller. We are studying King Lear, Paradise Lost Book IX and Tis Pity She's a Whore
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(Original post by MSc0tt)
I did get a remark but it stayed the same
We only spent 1 lesson on it but I chose the topic in the U2 mock and got a good grade on it but the question in the mock was about councils when the exam was on the EU which I didn't know about.
Nice, I love Arthur Miller. We are studying King Lear, Paradise Lost Book IX and Tis Pity She's a Whore
I did get a remark but it stayed the same
We only spent 1 lesson on it but I chose the topic in the U2 mock and got a good grade on it but the question in the mock was about councils when the exam was on the EU which I didn't know about.Nice, I love Arthur Miller. We are studying King Lear, Paradise Lost Book IX and Tis Pity She's a Whore
and ooh, just googled them they sound interesting and yeah Arthur Miller's a really good playwright, I like his critique's of American society.
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(Original post by corax)
Ah and ooh, just googled them they sound interesting and yeah Arthur Miller's a really good playwright, I like his critique's of American society.
Ah
and ooh, just googled them they sound interesting and yeah Arthur Miller's a really good playwright, I like his critique's of American society.
Btw what uni/course are you doing?
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(Original post by MSc0tt)
Yeah they're great plays but studying them eliminates my enthusiasm for them... The Crucible is a great commentary on the unsettling McCarthy witch trials; have you read it?
Btw what uni/course are you doing?
Yeah they're great plays but studying them eliminates my enthusiasm for them... The Crucible is a great commentary on the unsettling McCarthy witch trials; have you read it?
Btw what uni/course are you doing?
Liberal Arts at Uni of Birmingham.. hopefully
I don't really have a back up plan since I applied for the course last minute after changing my mind about what I wanted to do. What about you?
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