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Edinburgh: Politics and Philosophy- ABB. ( I meet the min. requirements) OFFER MADE
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York: Politics and Philosophy- AAA-AAB OFFER MADE
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LSE: Politics and Philosophy- AAA OFFER MADE
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Exeter: Politics- AAB OFFER MADE
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Leeds: Politics- AAB-BBB OFFER MADE
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Media Studies- AQA- Predicted A
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Government and Politics- Edexcel- Predicted B
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English Literature B- AQA- Predicted B
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Media Studies- MEST 1: A MEST 2: B Overall: B
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Gov+ Pol- Unit 1: D Unit 2: B Overall: C
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Edinburgh: Politics and Philosophy- ABB. ( I meet the min. requirements)
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York: Politics and Philosophy- AAA-AAB
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LSE: Politics and Philosophy- AAA
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Exeter: Politics- AAB
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Leeds: Politics- AAB-BBB
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Media Studies- AQA- Predicted A
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Government and Politics- Edexcel- Predicted B
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English Literature B- AQA- Predicted B
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Media Studies- MEST 1: A MEST 2: B Overall: B
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Gov+ Pol- Unit 1: D Unit 2: B Overall: C
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Timer app that breaks down homeworks and revision into manageable 25 min chunks and 5 mins breaks. After an hour, you received a 15 min break.
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Checklist of your tasks and you see how much time you've spent on it.
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Timetable of your week (lessons and hobbies)
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To-do Checklists of homework, revision, all tasks in order of deadline
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Gives reminders when to do tasks by.
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Colour codes each subject and task to subject.
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Graph of the workload
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Timer app that breaks down homeworks and revision into manageable 25 min chunks and 5 mins breaks. After an hour, you received a 15 min break.
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Checklist of your tasks and you see how much time you've spent on it.
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Timetable of your week (lessons and hobbies)
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To-do Checklists of homework, revision, all tasks in order of deadline
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Gives reminders when to do tasks by.
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Colour codes each subject and task to subject.
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Graph of the workload
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A4 size poster that is aesthetically beautiful, covers everything, perfect for effortless revision which you can use alone or with friends
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Work alongside your specification, each post-it note represents condensed info for a sub-topic (i.e Functions of a political party, political left, definition of constitution etc), the a4 page represents a unit ( i.e Party Politics, Democracy, Judiciary, Parliament etc) Adapt to your own subject.
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Put as many post-it notes as you need on the page, just cover everything and condense info!
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The more colourful, the more you will look at it!
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Do bullet lists, diagrams, the post-it notes should have as less words as possible.
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Read aloud to memorise and then write on scrap piece of paper the info you read out OR ask a friend to check you when they can randomly pick a post-it note and you have to say what it is on it.
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This method really works and only takes 30 mins to make ( I'm a perfectionist).
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A5 size (lined paper) that will make past paper questions in timed conditions no longer a nightmare!
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Work alongside past paper questions for your exam board ( Politics- Edexcel) , each side represents a question and the year the question came from ( this will make you aware of recycled questions examiners use).
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Make sure you know the essay layout for that subject ( my English essays are different to my Politics essays). Check with teacher!
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My essay layout for AS politics: Intro, 1st Para ( Point, Examples, Explain, HOWEVER, Link back to the question and point) 2nd Para, 3rd Para + Conclusion.
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Use a colour code for each different role ( i.e Green for my point, Red for my HOWEVER, Pink for examples)
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I always use this method for past paper questions for politics as when I'm in the exam I remember my points and examples that I wrote for these.
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When I'm doing timed condition exams, I use these as an aid. A challenge that I do after a week/ month is doing the same question without the essay plan but I tend to rely on it and the more times I use it the more I remember my plan which I use for the real exam.