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In my exam last year I received a C grade. I am now repeating the exam in a month and I was wondering what can I do to receive a higher grade. my marks mainly dropped in writing section and question 2+4
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Hve you checked out the markscheme
The higher AO's will get u higher marks
https://www.aqa.org.uk/subjects/engl...-of-assessment
its on the link under ASSESSMENT OBJECTIVES
also, what questions did you struggle on?
if i know maybe i could help?
The higher AO's will get u higher marks
https://www.aqa.org.uk/subjects/engl...-of-assessment
its on the link under ASSESSMENT OBJECTIVES
also, what questions did you struggle on?
if i know maybe i could help?
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For question 2 and 4 its all about how you word and explain your points. Some people use the PEE or PEA or PEAL, I personally use PEEZLE: Point Evidence Explanation Zoom (zoom back in to text) Analyse Link (link back to original point or question)
Try using that, and if you're still struggling, check out some vids on youtube, they sometimes help.
Try your best not to blab throughout your answer, it should be nicely structured and flow smoothly, but also keep in mind the time limit
Remember, its not quantity but the quality!
As for question 4, i also struggle getting the higher grades, just keep trying!
(Original post by Kayb7893)Hve you checked out the markscheme
The higher AO's will get u higher marks
https://www.aqa.org.uk/subjects/engl...-of-assessment
its on the link under ASSESSMENT OBJECTIVES
also, what questions did you struggle on?
if i know maybe i could help?
Try using that, and if you're still struggling, check out some vids on youtube, they sometimes help.
Try your best not to blab throughout your answer, it should be nicely structured and flow smoothly, but also keep in mind the time limit
Remember, its not quantity but the quality!
As for question 4, i also struggle getting the higher grades, just keep trying!
(Original post by Kayb7893)Hve you checked out the markscheme
The higher AO's will get u higher marks
https://www.aqa.org.uk/subjects/engl...-of-assessment
its on the link under ASSESSMENT OBJECTIVES
also, what questions did you struggle on?
if i know maybe i could help?
(Original post by bethanyburke)
In my exam last year I received a C grade. I am now repeating the exam in a month and I was wondering what can I do to receive a higher grade. my marks mainly dropped in writing section and question 2+4
In my exam last year I received a C grade. I am now repeating the exam in a month and I was wondering what can I do to receive a higher grade. my marks mainly dropped in writing section and question 2+4
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(Original post by Kayb7893)
Hve you checked out the markscheme
The higher AO's will get u higher marks
https://www.aqa.org.uk/subjects/engl...-of-assessment
its on the link under ASSESSMENT OBJECTIVES
also, what questions did you struggle on?
if i know maybe i could help?
Hve you checked out the markscheme
The higher AO's will get u higher marks
https://www.aqa.org.uk/subjects/engl...-of-assessment
its on the link under ASSESSMENT OBJECTIVES
also, what questions did you struggle on?
if i know maybe i could help?
*they're with.
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I love how we immediately assume that he is with AQA and don't ask what awarding body he's with.
I love how we immediately assume that he is with AQA and don't ask what awarding body he's with.
Plus, the assessment objectives are the same for all exam boards in English Language. Ur welcome
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(Original post by Kayb7893)
True, sorry, but i also love how you immediately assume it's a HE
Plus, the assessment objectives are the same for all exam boards in English Language. Ur welcome
True, sorry, but i also love how you immediately assume it's a HE
Plus, the assessment objectives are the same for all exam boards in English Language. Ur welcome
Assuming the gender of the original poster (which I'll edit now, as I tend to be neutral) is not as important as potentially guiding the user down a misleading route.
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Yeah, sorry,
Didn't mean to be misleading, that was just what my teacher told me,
I'll leave the link up there just in case u do wanna check it out, but, yh
Didn't mean to be misleading, that was just what my teacher told me,
I'll leave the link up there just in case u do wanna check it out, but, yh
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(Original post by Kayb7893)
Yeah, sorry,
Didn't mean to be misleading, that was just what my teacher told me,
I'll leave the link up there just in case u do wanna check it out, but, yh
Yeah, sorry,
Didn't mean to be misleading, that was just what my teacher told me,
I'll leave the link up there just in case u do wanna check it out, but, yh
I probably won't be checking the link out as I finished my GCSEs in the summer.
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