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Ocr A level law Paper 3 17th June 2019 Exam Discussion
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how's everyone finding a level law and does anyone have any predictions of what may come up in any of the papers?
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Finding it impossible to memorize all the content and evaluations.
And I think its impossible to predict as its the 1st year its being sat
Keeping fingers crossed for those blue grade boundaries
And I think its impossible to predict as its the 1st year its being sat
Keeping fingers crossed for those blue grade boundaries
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Yeah prediction wise is very difficult, I suppose you can use the speciman’s and try to eliminate certain topics that way. And evaluations wise, a lot of them you can make up based upon the A01 knowledge, ensure you know the A01 and the evaluation will likely come with that.
(Original post by Becca_67)
Finding it impossible to memorize all the content and evaluations.
And I think its impossible to predict as its the 1st year its being sat
Keeping fingers crossed for those blue grade boundaries
Finding it impossible to memorize all the content and evaluations.
And I think its impossible to predict as its the 1st year its being sat
Keeping fingers crossed for those blue grade boundaries
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(Original post by DallasJ21)
Yeah prediction wise is very difficult, I suppose you can use the speciman’s and try to eliminate certain topics that way. And evaluations wise, a lot of them you can make up based upon the A01 knowledge, ensure you know the A01 and the evaluation will likely come with that.
Yeah prediction wise is very difficult, I suppose you can use the speciman’s and try to eliminate certain topics that way. And evaluations wise, a lot of them you can make up based upon the A01 knowledge, ensure you know the A01 and the evaluation will likely come with that.
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Section A? Section A is only 25% of the paper, you need to concentrate on section B mostly. For the 15 mark evaluation question in section A you should be able to answer those with little revision just from your knowledge of the law. And for section B (crime) i’d advise essay plans and practice questions, practice, practice, practice.
(Original post by luqman12673863)
I’m literally finding memorising section A so hard and don’t even get me started on paper 1 section b
I’m literally finding memorising section A so hard and don’t even get me started on paper 1 section b
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(Original post by DallasJ21)
Section A? Section A is only 25% of the paper, you need to concentrate on section B mostly. For the 15 mark evaluation question in section A you should be able to answer those with little revision just from your knowledge of the law. And for section B (crime) i’d advise essay plans and practice questions, practice, practice, practice.
Section A? Section A is only 25% of the paper, you need to concentrate on section B mostly. For the 15 mark evaluation question in section A you should be able to answer those with little revision just from your knowledge of the law. And for section B (crime) i’d advise essay plans and practice questions, practice, practice, practice.
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what is the average grades like at your colleges cause an A/A* is extremely rare at mine
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(Original post by hvjv)
what is the average grades like at your colleges cause an A/A* is extremely rare at mine
what is the average grades like at your colleges cause an A/A* is extremely rare at mine
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The AS exams gave 63% as an A!
(Original post by hvjv)
what is the average grades like at your colleges cause an A/A* is extremely rare at mine
what is the average grades like at your colleges cause an A/A* is extremely rare at mine
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A/A* isn’t common at any college/sixth form in the country unless it’s like a top 1% sixth form lmao, most people in my sixth form are at C/D level
(Original post by hvjv)
what is the average grades like at your colleges cause an A/A* is extremely rare at mine
what is the average grades like at your colleges cause an A/A* is extremely rare at mine
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that's true, wa just asking because legit a lot of people have dropped out of law and most people get U's and E'S
(Original post by DallasJ21)
A/A* isn’t common at any college/sixth form in the country unless it’s like a top 1% sixth form lmao, most people in my sixth form are at C/D level
A/A* isn’t common at any college/sixth form in the country unless it’s like a top 1% sixth form lmao, most people in my sixth form are at C/D level
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Ours is the same. There is 2 of us working at As and the rest are all at Us or Es
(Original post by hvjv)
that's true, wa just asking because legit a lot of people have dropped out of law and most people get U's and E'S
that's true, wa just asking because legit a lot of people have dropped out of law and most people get U's and E'S
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Yeah that’s the same, I’m the only one working at an A in my class then there’s is a couple B/C’s and the rest are significantly lower.
(Original post by Becca_67)
Ours is the same. There is 2 of us working at As and the rest are all at Us or Es
Ours is the same. There is 2 of us working at As and the rest are all at Us or Es
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(Original post by DallasJ21)
Yeah that’s the same, I’m the only one working at an A in my class then there’s is a couple B/C’s and the rest are significantly lower.
Yeah that’s the same, I’m the only one working at an A in my class then there’s is a couple B/C’s and the rest are significantly lower.
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I doubt the grade boundaries for us will be that lenient
(Original post by Becca_67)
The AS exams gave 63% as an A!
The AS exams gave 63% as an A!
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(Original post by DallasJ21)
Yeah that’s the same, I’m the only one working at an A in my class then there’s is a couple B/C’s and the rest are significantly lower.
Yeah that’s the same, I’m the only one working at an A in my class then there’s is a couple B/C’s and the rest are significantly lower.
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Just the creation of essay plans and practice essays really, and I don’t have a certain amount I do a day really, it’s just whatever I chose to do on that time period, in a week probably about 8-10 hours. Just make sure you know your A01 and you’ll do well.
(Original post by hvjv)
how do you revise for law and learning content, and how many hours of law do you do each day
how do you revise for law and learning content, and how many hours of law do you do each day
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Anyone know how to answer nature of law questions we got one today on balancing conflciting interests and have no idea how to answer them at all
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law commission consultation paper no.139 of 1995 discussed whether an objective element should be added in cases of mistaken consent so that It would only be a defence if a) it would not have been obvious to a reasonable person in his or her position that the other person did not consent, or b) he or she was not capable of appreciating that the other person did not consent.
(Original post by Becca_67)
Has anyone got any reforms for consent ?
Has anyone got any reforms for consent ?
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