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As it says above, I'm looking for an online revision buddy who takes the OCR Ancient History (2017 onwards spec)
I am in the first year of the course, and am currently studying :
Component 1, Greece : "Part 1 Period Study : Relations between Greek States and between Greek and non-Greek states, 492-404BC"
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Component 2, Rome : "Depth Study 1 : The Breakdown of the Late Republic, 88 - 31BC"
But I have found that I have struggled largely at taking good enough notes for the Greek component, and they are quite sparse in comparison to my large collection of detailed Rome notes... So I'm looking for someone who is happy to pass notes back and forth so that we can both learn from one another ☺️
(my main specialty is notes on leaders and key individuals, I also have various time lines, sets of analysed sources and I adore drawing maps so I hope you don't mind battle notes on those)
I am in the first year of the course, and am currently studying :
Component 1, Greece : "Part 1 Period Study : Relations between Greek States and between Greek and non-Greek states, 492-404BC"
&
Component 2, Rome : "Depth Study 1 : The Breakdown of the Late Republic, 88 - 31BC"
But I have found that I have struggled largely at taking good enough notes for the Greek component, and they are quite sparse in comparison to my large collection of detailed Rome notes... So I'm looking for someone who is happy to pass notes back and forth so that we can both learn from one another ☺️
(my main specialty is notes on leaders and key individuals, I also have various time lines, sets of analysed sources and I adore drawing maps so I hope you don't mind battle notes on those)
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Hi there
My daughter is about to start studying this, may I ask are you studying both components at the same time? (i.e Greece and Rome ?).
My daughter is about to start studying this, may I ask are you studying both components at the same time? (i.e Greece and Rome ?).
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Hello!
I studied Greece first and then began Rome after I completed that section of the course, although I began to learn the Rome info whilst I was still completing the Greece section ☺️ I'm just beginning second year of A-levels now, and I shall be studying Sparta and continuing Rome further.
I studied Greece first and then began Rome after I completed that section of the course, although I began to learn the Rome info whilst I was still completing the Greece section ☺️ I'm just beginning second year of A-levels now, and I shall be studying Sparta and continuing Rome further.
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Hi there
My daughter is about to start studying this, may I ask are you studying both components at the same time? (i.e Greece and Rome ?).
Hi there
My daughter is about to start studying this, may I ask are you studying both components at the same time? (i.e Greece and Rome ?).
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(Original post by smoll_susurrus)
Hello!
I studied Greece first and then began Rome after I completed that section of the course, although I began to learn the Rome info whilst I was still completing the Greece section ☺️ I'm just beginning second year of A-levels now, and I shall be studying Sparta and continuing Rome further.
Hello!
I studied Greece first and then began Rome after I completed that section of the course, although I began to learn the Rome info whilst I was still completing the Greece section ☺️ I'm just beginning second year of A-levels now, and I shall be studying Sparta and continuing Rome further.
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