For and Against essay

Which gcse then a level has this because I love writing about the good stuff about something then opposite and what’s better conclusion with examples from either ygm??

Which gcse then a level has this because I love writing about the good stuff about something then opposite and what’s better conclusion with examples from either ygm??

Religion and Philosophy, Classical Civilisation, Politics, History, and sometimes Biology A level have this structure!
Goodluck with A-levels!

Is that all the subjects that have it so sociology psychology law business economics etc don’t have it and what about gcse does gcse history have it or re

I currently do Re (we call it RP cause it's religion & philosophy) and Classics and both of these subjects require a lot of for and against essays.
For example, in Re (RP), you might get questions like: "Euthanasia should be banned in all places; evaluate this statement." or "Does God exist? Evaluate this statement.".
In Classics, we get questions like: "Evaluate if Camilla's story is more tragic or Pentheselia's story more tragic" and "Hector is the most heroic figure in the Iliad; evaluate this statement.".
I don't do history, but some of my peers do, and many questions are essay-based, with many for and against statements. But I only recommend this subject if you're keen to memorising key ideas and dates + small intricate details.

Is it ez rs

Politics A-level sounds like it might be up your street, as well as history!
There's some elements of this in English Lit or Psychology if you're already considering them, but they're mainly based on analysis/ case studies. Best of luck deciding