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How do I get a 9 in RE? I'm taking the short course aqa gcse exam (islam and christianity)
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I got a 9 last year with AQA Christianity and Judaism so I’d be willing to help you with any questions you have about Christianity (I do a level now).
And before you ask, I wasn’t one of those people who found everything easy and got 9s in every subject. I revised re a lot and did lots of practise questions. Condensing notes is essential as there is quite a lot of content. Learning religious teachings is essential. I’d recommend you make a stack of flash cards with teachings on how and learn them, then read over them once a week so they stay in your head with minimum effort. Feel free to ask any other questions 😊
And before you ask, I wasn’t one of those people who found everything easy and got 9s in every subject. I revised re a lot and did lots of practise questions. Condensing notes is essential as there is quite a lot of content. Learning religious teachings is essential. I’d recommend you make a stack of flash cards with teachings on how and learn them, then read over them once a week so they stay in your head with minimum effort. Feel free to ask any other questions 😊
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(Original post by Sophsparkle)
I got a 9 last year with AQA Christianity and Judaism so I’d be willing to help you with any questions you have about Christianity (I do a level now).
And before you ask, I wasn’t one of those people who found everything easy and got 9s in every subject. I revised re a lot and did lots of practise questions. Condensing notes is essential as there is quite a lot of content. Learning religious teachings is essential. I’d recommend you make a stack of flash cards with teachings on how and learn them, then read over them once a week so they stay in your head with minimum effort. Feel free to ask any other questions 😊
I got a 9 last year with AQA Christianity and Judaism so I’d be willing to help you with any questions you have about Christianity (I do a level now).
And before you ask, I wasn’t one of those people who found everything easy and got 9s in every subject. I revised re a lot and did lots of practise questions. Condensing notes is essential as there is quite a lot of content. Learning religious teachings is essential. I’d recommend you make a stack of flash cards with teachings on how and learn them, then read over them once a week so they stay in your head with minimum effort. Feel free to ask any other questions 😊
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(Original post by I'mComingOxford)
hey i'm doing AQA Christianity and Islam. Do I make notes on everything then condense them into flashcards? i literally want a 6 max(maybe a 7
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hey i'm doing AQA Christianity and Islam. Do I make notes on everything then condense them into flashcards? i literally want a 6 max(maybe a 7
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(Original post by Sophsparkle)
I got a 9 last year with AQA Christianity and Judaism so I’d be willing to help you with any questions you have about Christianity (I do a level now).
And before you ask, I wasn’t one of those people who found everything easy and got 9s in every subject. I revised re a lot and did lots of practise questions. Condensing notes is essential as there is quite a lot of content. Learning religious teachings is essential. I’d recommend you make a stack of flash cards with teachings on how and learn them, then read over them once a week so they stay in your head with minimum effort. Feel free to ask any other questions 😊
I got a 9 last year with AQA Christianity and Judaism so I’d be willing to help you with any questions you have about Christianity (I do a level now).
And before you ask, I wasn’t one of those people who found everything easy and got 9s in every subject. I revised re a lot and did lots of practise questions. Condensing notes is essential as there is quite a lot of content. Learning religious teachings is essential. I’d recommend you make a stack of flash cards with teachings on how and learn them, then read over them once a week so they stay in your head with minimum effort. Feel free to ask any other questions 😊
What Christian religious teachings/beliefs are broad and can be used universally in questions?
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(Original post by Mosulley)
I do Christianity and Buddhism at GCSE
What Christian religious teachings/beliefs are broad and can be used universally in questions?
I do Christianity and Buddhism at GCSE
What Christian religious teachings/beliefs are broad and can be used universally in questions?
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I do edexcel and im predicted 8/9 but for christianity use sacraments as a teaching or belief
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(Original post by Sophsparkle)
‘Love thy neighbour’ (joking 😂). The beatitudes are good to quote and the story of the rich man and lazareth. Also Matthew’s gospel if you know it in depth is pretty helpful as it has loads that you can fall back on. Obviously the Ten Commandments and any obscure teachings you’ve been given in class are a must. It’s difficult to remember them all now
‘Love thy neighbour’ (joking 😂). The beatitudes are good to quote and the story of the rich man and lazareth. Also Matthew’s gospel if you know it in depth is pretty helpful as it has loads that you can fall back on. Obviously the Ten Commandments and any obscure teachings you’ve been given in class are a must. It’s difficult to remember them all now
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