Reply 1
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key wording
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specific phrases
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exam technique
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Do past paper questions every day then compare to the mark scheme, write out the exact phrasing they use, create a mark scheme phrase bank. Biology actually rewards repetition of specific wording.
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Learn common trigger phrases like explain meaning cause, effect, link word
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Practise data questions because bio papers love graphs, trends, suggest why
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Active recall by using flashcards, teaching it out loud, blurting
Reply 2
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key wording
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specific phrases
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exam technique
1.
Do past paper questions every day then compare to the mark scheme, write out the exact phrasing they use, create a mark scheme phrase bank. Biology actually rewards repetition of specific wording.
2.
Learn common trigger phrases like explain meaning cause, effect, link word
3.
Practise data questions because bio papers love graphs, trends, suggest why
4.
Active recall by using flashcards, teaching it out loud, blurting
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