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I’m currently in year 12 doing AS History, Sociology and Religious Studies. My goal is to achieve all A’s in my AS exams, do you have any tips or advice on how I could achieve these grades?, for example revision techniques etc.
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I’m currently in year 12 doing AS History, Sociology and Religious Studies. My goal is to achieve all A’s in my AS exams, do you have any tips or advice on how I could achieve these grades?, for example revision techniques etc.
I’m currently in year 12 doing AS History, Sociology and Religious Studies. My goal is to achieve all A’s in my AS exams, do you have any tips or advice on how I could achieve these grades?, for example revision techniques etc.
Essentially, past papers. All of them. If you do that, you will likely cross most of the questions you will get yourself, and you will be so used to including certain details it will be like second nature regurgitating them. Use the syllabuses and your notes to perfect your answers afterwards and ask a teacher for their comments too. Most should want to help you, because they want you to achieve As.
I also produce huge master sheets of concise sentences, highlighting major points of interest, that I can recall easily and can use to prompt my memory for higher level points.
Those are my chosen methods, but there are plenty more here: https://www.thestudentroom.co.uk/rev...-of-a-students
Not just A study habits, but A* study habits.
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I’m currently in year 12 doing AS History, Sociology and Religious Studies. My goal is to achieve all A’s in my AS exams, do you have any tips or advice on how I could achieve these grades?, for example revision techniques etc.
I’m currently in year 12 doing AS History, Sociology and Religious Studies. My goal is to achieve all A’s in my AS exams, do you have any tips or advice on how I could achieve these grades?, for example revision techniques etc.
Past papers are good but they can be quite hard to mark yourself and it may take your teacher a little time to mark them but it's worth it. They can word questions very weirdly (one on my exam last year was "Nirvana cannot be expressed in human language" Assess this claim.) so practice is really helpful.
Mindmaps are great for this as it's a very content heavy subject and they really help you cut down the waffle to just the key points. It also lets you put your ideas onto paper and it's good for quick revision whenever you need.
I did AQA Religious Studies and I have some revision notes scanned into my computer if you want me to send you a link!
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I got an A in AS Religious Studies last year and there are a few things I did. Flash cards were helpful in remembering key facts about theories or theodicies and they can be reused over and over once they're made.
Past papers are good but they can be quite hard to mark yourself and it may take your teacher a little time to mark them but it's worth it. They can word questions very weirdly (one on my exam last year was "Nirvana cannot be expressed in human language" Assess this claim.) so practice is really helpful.
Mindmaps are great for this as it's a very content heavy subject and they really help you cut down the waffle to just the key points. It also lets you put your ideas onto paper and it's good for quick revision whenever you need.
I did AQA Religious Studies and I have some revision notes scanned into my computer if you want me to send you a link!
I got an A in AS Religious Studies last year and there are a few things I did. Flash cards were helpful in remembering key facts about theories or theodicies and they can be reused over and over once they're made.
Past papers are good but they can be quite hard to mark yourself and it may take your teacher a little time to mark them but it's worth it. They can word questions very weirdly (one on my exam last year was "Nirvana cannot be expressed in human language" Assess this claim.) so practice is really helpful.
Mindmaps are great for this as it's a very content heavy subject and they really help you cut down the waffle to just the key points. It also lets you put your ideas onto paper and it's good for quick revision whenever you need.
I did AQA Religious Studies and I have some revision notes scanned into my computer if you want me to send you a link!
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