Politics A Level Year 12
What is the most effective way to revise for politics that works for someone who has ADHD
Reply 1
Essay plans I would recommend P E E L, Counter P E E L and then overall link once you get that P E, CP E and repeat and revise by yr 13 you will be set and It shouldnt take long make 10minutes cuz that's how long you will have in the real thing to plan
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by jjgbkmlEssay plans I would recommend P E E L, Counter P E E L and then overall link once you get that P E, CP E and repeat and revise by yr 13 you will be set and It shouldnt take long make 10minutes cuz that's how long you will have in the real thing to plan
I’ve heard a lot about using essay plans I know the structure we use is PEACE how would I construct an effective essay plan to revise off
Reply 3
So what I used to do and rec is to do all the past paper questions, and once you have done all the pp questions make up questions. At the begining to learn the structure I only did it on questions I had prior knowledge (since I really really struggled with structure) but if you don't after revising content you can find or create a question and in 10min create an essay plan and it should be easy enough since you have all the knowledge. After learning enough content you should be able to create essay plans from most questions, by repeating this you get quicker at essay plans as you are less shocked and more prepared also examples can be repeated so you build a bank of them in your brain. -when used in essay it makes it easier to remember
How? Point: full sentence should include the entire premise
E: example or explanation
example should relate to the point
E: explanation should clarify the relationship of the point and example and demonstrate why it support or not the point
L: link suppor or not of the point
Again but opposite paragraph counterarguing that point specifically whilst also providing a against/support of the point
Link: Overall this shows or we can conclude that... Allways the first point is the strongest
Hope this helps and don't give up, keep practicing
How? Point: full sentence should include the entire premise
E: example or explanation
example should relate to the point
E: explanation should clarify the relationship of the point and example and demonstrate why it support or not the point
L: link suppor or not of the point
Again but opposite paragraph counterarguing that point specifically whilst also providing a against/support of the point
Link: Overall this shows or we can conclude that... Allways the first point is the strongest
Hope this helps and don't give up, keep practicing
Reply 4
If you Tel your self 1 minute and start it the 10minutes will fly by and once you complete it, it will increase the linkleyhood of doing another
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