Gcse classical civilisation ocr

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By any chance, DOES ANYONE KNOW THE STRUCTURE FOR THE 15 MARK. I've noticed that there is not much support online regarding this GCSE and I don't like it, however, if you've done the GCSE, any advice for what to do to Gain more marks in them ESPECIALLY THE AO2 PART BECAUSE I KNOW THE KNOWLEDGE BUT NEED MORE HELP ANALYSING IT.The MARK SCHEME also makes it A BIT HARDER FOR ME TO UNDERSTAND THE A02 AS IT CAN CHANGE. Finally, if you have any access to FULL exemplar ANSWERS b/c I CAN'T FIND THEM.

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jelllyfiiish

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by teni_802

By any chance, DOES ANYONE KNOW THE STRUCTURE FOR THE 15 MARK. I've noticed that there is not much support online regarding this GCSE and I don't like it, however, if you've done the GCSE, any advice for what to do to Gain more marks in them ESPECIALLY THE AO2 PART BECAUSE I KNOW THE KNOWLEDGE BUT NEED MORE HELP ANALYSING IT.The MARK SCHEME also makes it A BIT HARDER FOR ME TO UNDERSTAND THE A02 AS IT CAN CHANGE. Finally, if you have any access to FULL exemplar ANSWERS b/c I CAN'T FIND THEM.

Hey! Fellow classics GCSE student here, I normally get 13-15/15 on these questions and here’s my breakdown the 15 marker:

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start with an introduction, a short one will do (e.g. If the question was asking would you consider Hector, from the Iliad as a hero, you would write an introduction on what you'd classify as a hero)

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Write 3-5 analytical paragraphs with evidence (can be a quote or specific action)
For paragraphs I always use the structure of PEA - point, evidence, analysis.

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End with a short conclusion on which side you're on, either for or against the main question.

Good luck and wish you the best for the coming GCSEs!! :biggrin:

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tanazttaukder

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by jelllyfiiish

Hey! Fellow classics GCSE student here, I normally get 13-15/15 on these questions and here’s my breakdown the 15 marker:

•

start with an introduction, a short one will do (e.g. If the question was asking would you consider Hector, from the Iliad as a hero, you would write an introduction on what you'd classify as a hero)

•

Write 3-5 analytical paragraphs with evidence (can be a quote or specific action)
For paragraphs I always use the structure of PEA - point, evidence, analysis.

•

End with a short conclusion on which side you're on, either for or against the main question.

Good luck and wish you the best for the coming GCSEs!! :biggrin:

Hi
I'm also doing GCSE classics, Im in year 10 and wanted to know if it is possible for you to send an example of a 15 marker of yours that scored high? If that's alright! xx
Thank you!

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al3xandria1311

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by username6300604

By any chance, DOES ANYONE KNOW THE STRUCTURE FOR THE 15 MARK. I've noticed that there is not much support online regarding this GCSE and I don't like it, however, if you've done the GCSE, any advice for what to do to Gain more marks in them ESPECIALLY THE AO2 PART BECAUSE I KNOW THE KNOWLEDGE BUT NEED MORE HELP ANALYSING IT.The MARK SCHEME also makes it A BIT HARDER FOR ME TO UNDERSTAND THE A02 AS IT CAN CHANGE. Finally, if you have any access to FULL exemplar ANSWERS b/c I CAN'T FIND THEM.

hey so i'm not sure if this is much help but i was told to do it like
point
evidence
analysis
link
connective
point
evidence
analysis
link
and do like 3-4 of them

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HelpMeInGcses

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by jelllyfiiish

Hey! Fellow classics GCSE student here, I normally get 13-15/15 on these questions and here’s my breakdown the 15 marker:

•

start with an introduction, a short one will do (e.g. If the question was asking would you consider Hector, from the Iliad as a hero, you would write an introduction on what you'd classify as a hero)

•

Write 3-5 analytical paragraphs with evidence (can be a quote or specific action)
For paragraphs I always use the structure of PEA - point, evidence, analysis.

•

End with a short conclusion on which side you're on, either for or against the main question.

Good luck and wish you the best for the coming GCSEs!! :biggrin:

thanks

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