AQA A level History

This is what I find works best
-When learning sections, dont go for every detail, learn the key points and the key statistics. I usually learn these by literarly reading the section, writing the points and writing them again from memory (repeat untill memorised, even if its repetetive)
-Consider thematic changes/judgements (e.g. to what extent did Khrushchev raise living standards in the years...)
-Watch documentaries
-Do practice papers/learn the technique (especially how to condense arguments/points with effective time management), if you don't feel confident on the topic, use notes or the textbook

Hope for the best! im ******** myself

For content, you need to go over your notes repeatedly. As far as essay structure is concerned , follow PEE structure. Do this 6× arguing for and against the question. For the source question: Evaluate the content, provenance and tone, but you don't have to respond to them in equal measure.