Religious studies confusion

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Original post by sidneyjackclarke

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It seems to follow this (based on the headings) : https://filestore.aqa.org.uk/resources/rs/specifications/AQA-7062-SP-2016.PDF

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OP

ohhh... I see. Would that mean my unit 3 and 4 (pic4) is actually section b and c for component 2 (page 9 aqa specs)?

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Original post by sidneyjackclarke

ohhh... I see. Would that mean my unit 3 and 4 (pic4) is actually section b and c for component 2 (page 9 aqa specs)?

yes - they are covered page 14 of spec onwards (depending which Component 2 option you do)

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OP

I know I probably sound clueless, the website I am learning from really didn't offer much guidance. But does that mean then the Buddhism topic is optional, because the Christianity area (from where I'm learning) also covers The dialogue between Christianity and ethics, or is it mandatory to study both Christianity and Buddhism?

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tinyperson

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Original post by sidneyjackclarke

I know I probably sound clueless, the website I am learning from really didn't offer much guidance. But does that mean then the Buddhism topic is optional, because the Christianity area (from where I'm learning) also covers The dialogue between Christianity and ethics, or is it mandatory to study both Christianity and Buddhism?

ask the teacher

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OP

Original post by tinyperson

ask the teacher

lol I dont have one

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Original post by sidneyjackclarke

I know I probably sound clueless, the website I am learning from really didn't offer much guidance. But does that mean then the Buddhism topic is optional, because the Christianity area (from where I'm learning) also covers The dialogue between Christianity and ethics, or is it mandatory to study both Christianity and Buddhism?

I admit I am no expert on this spec, but based on the exam papers available and the spec, you choose 1 of those from Component 2 (either Buddhism, Christianity, Hinduism Islam orJudaism (they're just listed alphabetically)). So if you're doing Christianity as the option, you need to make sure you're entered for that exam. Go through all the info here: https://www.aqa.org.uk/subjects/religious-studies/as-and-a-level/religious-studies-7062 (i.e the spec, any Covid specific info, past papers, mark schemes, teaching resources etc.).

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OP

Original post by BlueChicken

I admit I am no expert on this spec, but based on the exam papers available and the spec, you choose 1 of those from Component 2 (either Buddhism, Christianity, Hinduism Islam orJudaism (they're just listed alphabetically)). So if you're doing Christianity as the option, you need to make sure you're entered for that exam. Go through all the info here: https://www.aqa.org.uk/subjects/religious-studies/as-and-a-level/religious-studies-7062 (i.e the spec, any Covid specific info, past papers, mark schemes, teaching resources etc.).

Okay, thank you! :h:

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