Government and Politics-A Level or just GCSE under a different name?:p
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This is like the easier subject im doin lol there is no specific content, u need like 65% for an A and the stuff u learn in terms of demand are similar to say arguing and recalling skills at History GCSE.
Whats ur views on this?
Whats ur views on this?
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(Original post by Godmaster)
This is like the easier subject im doin lol there is no specific content, u need like 65% for an A and the stuff u learn in terms of demand are similar to say arguing and recalling skills at History GCSE.
Whats ur views on this?
This is like the easier subject im doin lol there is no specific content, u need like 65% for an A and the stuff u learn in terms of demand are similar to say arguing and recalling skills at History GCSE.
Whats ur views on this?
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I do G+P A level, it's not the easiest of my subjects and it's actually suprisingly difficult at A2, but only in the sense there is a lot of material to learn. If you learn the stuff, read around and generally watch the news you can do well, the whole A2 course is on Ideologies, AS was about governing the UK and participation which was pretty much common sense.
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(Original post by Sophdoph)
I do G+P A level, it's not the easiest of my subjects and it's actually suprisingly difficult at A2, but only in the sense there is a lot of material to learn. If you learn the stuff, read around and generally watch the news you can do well, the whole A2 course is on Ideologies, AS was about governing the UK and participation which was pretty much common sense.
I do G+P A level, it's not the easiest of my subjects and it's actually suprisingly difficult at A2, but only in the sense there is a lot of material to learn. If you learn the stuff, read around and generally watch the news you can do well, the whole A2 course is on Ideologies, AS was about governing the UK and participation which was pretty much common sense.
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(Original post by Sophdoph)
Yeh, there are 4 routes I think? We had ideologies chosen for us!
Yeh, there are 4 routes I think? We had ideologies chosen for us!
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Just had a look in my beautiful politics folder..only beautiful as just had parents eve
and ideologies is route B so it won't be that!

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(Original post by Sophdoph)
Just had a look in my beautiful politics folder..only beautiful as just had parents eve
and ideologies is route B so it won't be that!
Just had a look in my beautiful politics folder..only beautiful as just had parents eve

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(Original post by Godmaster)
This is like the easier subject im doin lol there is no specific content, u need like 65% for an A and the stuff u learn in terms of demand are similar to say arguing and recalling skills at History GCSE.
Whats ur views on this?
This is like the easier subject im doin lol there is no specific content, u need like 65% for an A and the stuff u learn in terms of demand are similar to say arguing and recalling skills at History GCSE.
Whats ur views on this?
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(Original post by rah)
AS is well easy but A2 was so much harder it was scary, having to *work*, we did route d i think which was tricky
AS is well easy but A2 was so much harder it was scary, having to *work*, we did route d i think which was tricky

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Easy? *******s! It's hard enough staying awake in the lesson!!! In my first module I got an E because I was merely coasting through it all at that time (though A and B in other modules through coasting isn't too bad at all...), decided to fixup and missed an A overall by 4 marks. Not easy at all, and it's even more boring (now, doing A2) looking at our government vs the USA.
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(Original post by Bhaal85)
didn't they rename it to general studies. lol
didn't they rename it to general studies. lol



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