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anyone know how to revise for english literature (a level) i have notes and everything i just don’t know how to utilise them and get them into my head like how do u genuinely do that… theres so much content and i’m scared because the question could be on any theme and then i have to go through the book to find a quote which is time consuming. i just feel like english literature is such a difficult and different subject to revise for
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Create a sheet or resource with all of the covered themes. And then for each theme find quotes and note them down. Have 2 copies of each novel. Make quizlets for quotes and the character than said them (for each theme) or alternatively make flash cards. Also ask your teacher how to revise because there are so many other ways, this is just how I remember revising for a level English lit x
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Create a sheet or resource with all of the covered themes. And then for each theme find quotes and note them down. Have 2 copies of each novel. Make quizlets for quotes and the character than said them (for each theme) or alternatively make flash cards. Also ask your teacher how to revise because there are so many other ways, this is just how I remember revising for a level English lit x
Create a sheet or resource with all of the covered themes. And then for each theme find quotes and note them down. Have 2 copies of each novel. Make quizlets for quotes and the character than said them (for each theme) or alternatively make flash cards. Also ask your teacher how to revise because there are so many other ways, this is just how I remember revising for a level English lit x
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I found it useful to make essay plans for all the main themes in bullet point form, collecting quotes for each one and just reading over them to remember the info. Themes generally overlap so gives you good preparation for any questions.
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I found it useful to make essay plans for all the main themes in bullet point form, collecting quotes for each one and just reading over them to remember the info. Themes generally overlap so gives you good preparation for any questions.
I found it useful to make essay plans for all the main themes in bullet point form, collecting quotes for each one and just reading over them to remember the info. Themes generally overlap so gives you good preparation for any questions.
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how many themes would you say its best to do?
how many themes would you say its best to do?
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Depends on the text, like if you're reading a whole poetry anthology there might be many widely varied themes, but if you're reading one play there's likely to be fewer more interconnected themes.
Depends on the text, like if you're reading a whole poetry anthology there might be many widely varied themes, but if you're reading one play there's likely to be fewer more interconnected themes.
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Also does anyone know how i can revise effectively with notes? I don’t think i have enough time to make mindmaps as i have other exams too but I do have notes in my folder that I’ve made before but I’m not sure how to use them
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Also does anyone know how i can revise effectively with notes? I don’t think i have enough time to make mindmaps as i have other exams too but I do have notes in my folder that I’ve made before but I’m not sure how to use them
Also does anyone know how i can revise effectively with notes? I don’t think i have enough time to make mindmaps as i have other exams too but I do have notes in my folder that I’ve made before but I’m not sure how to use them
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Don’t bother doing that. Write essays and send them to your teacher to mark. Look at the feedback, write another essay (not the same one) on a different question and resend to your teacher. Repeat.
Don’t bother doing that. Write essays and send them to your teacher to mark. Look at the feedback, write another essay (not the same one) on a different question and resend to your teacher. Repeat.
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I go to 2 different schools because they’re joined together or something and I don’t see my English teacher till the day of my exam LOL so that’s a bit hard
I go to 2 different schools because they’re joined together or something and I don’t see my English teacher till the day of my exam LOL so that’s a bit hard
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Email them your essay?
Email them your essay?
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He takes forever to reply lol I’ve made some essay plans already so do you think i should just go over them and make it stick in my head?
He takes forever to reply lol I’ve made some essay plans already so do you think i should just go over them and make it stick in my head?
Yes, that should work.
What text do you study?
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Oh, that’s annoying. Perhaps, send it to him anyway.
Yes, that should work.
What text do you study?
Oh, that’s annoying. Perhaps, send it to him anyway.
Yes, that should work.
What text do you study?
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A streetcar named desire, othello for drama. Never let me go and Frankenstein for prose and Christina Rossetti and poems of the decade for poetry
A streetcar named desire, othello for drama. Never let me go and Frankenstein for prose and Christina Rossetti and poems of the decade for poetry
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