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So I'm doing ocr history b for GCSE's that I'm going to sit this summer but I don't know how to revise history. I need to do history for a level's and so I would really like to get a good grade. My history teacher, however, does nothing to support us, he doesn't even have faith that anyone in our class would get anything above a grade 5!
So I'm doing ocr history b for GCSE's that I'm going to sit this summer but I don't know how to revise history. I need to do history for a level's and so I would really like to get a good grade. My history teacher, however, does nothing to support us, he doesn't even have faith that anyone in our class would get anything above a grade 5!
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Are you struggling with the content or is the exams that are more of a problem for you?
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I’d say use Seneca Learning (website) to go over content and then just do practice questions. As much as they are time consuming and annoying to write, it’s the best way to improve. We were doing at least one practice question every lesson. Do them in timed conditions and hand them to your teacher to mark. You should hopefully manage to improve that way. I got an 8 through doing this, but then I’ve always enjoyed history and am doing it for A-Level. Hope this helps and good luck!
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(Original post by stillcrying)
I’d say use Seneca Learning (website) to go over content and then just do practice questions. As much as they are time consuming and annoying to write, it’s the best way to improve. We were doing at least one practice question every lesson. Do them in timed conditions and hand them to your teacher to mark. You should hopefully manage to improve that way. I got an 8 through doing this, but then I’ve always enjoyed history and am doing it for A-Level. Hope this helps and good luck!
I’d say use Seneca Learning (website) to go over content and then just do practice questions. As much as they are time consuming and annoying to write, it’s the best way to improve. We were doing at least one practice question every lesson. Do them in timed conditions and hand them to your teacher to mark. You should hopefully manage to improve that way. I got an 8 through doing this, but then I’ve always enjoyed history and am doing it for A-Level. Hope this helps and good luck!
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(Original post by Isabel Rose)
Im using seneca for sciences, but I cant find any resources for history, Is there anything on there to help with igcse topics like ww2 and the cold war?
Im using seneca for sciences, but I cant find any resources for history, Is there anything on there to help with igcse topics like ww2 and the cold war?
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(Original post by PetitePanda)
Are you struggling with the content or is the exams that are more of a problem for you?
Are you struggling with the content or is the exams that are more of a problem for you?
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(Original post by fleuriegrace)
learning dates is really important, i found
learning dates is really important, i found
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(Original post by stillcrying)
I’d say use Seneca Learning (website) to go over content and then just do practice questions. As much as they are time consuming and annoying to write, it’s the best way to improve. We were doing at least one practice question every lesson. Do them in timed conditions and hand them to your teacher to mark. You should hopefully manage to improve that way. I got an 8 through doing this, but then I’ve always enjoyed history and am doing it for A-Level. Hope this helps and good luck!
I’d say use Seneca Learning (website) to go over content and then just do practice questions. As much as they are time consuming and annoying to write, it’s the best way to improve. We were doing at least one practice question every lesson. Do them in timed conditions and hand them to your teacher to mark. You should hopefully manage to improve that way. I got an 8 through doing this, but then I’ve always enjoyed history and am doing it for A-Level. Hope this helps and good luck!
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(Original post by littlemissshawty)
I think its mainly remembering all the content and exam technique like I'm really struggling with my exam technique because apparently OCR - my exam board for history- is really strict in like how you answer the questions.
I think its mainly remembering all the content and exam technique like I'm really struggling with my exam technique because apparently OCR - my exam board for history- is really strict in like how you answer the questions.
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