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I'm sure someone else other than me is studying A-level history?
If so, are you having to fit the "Scramble for Africa" topic into a 3-week period or is it just my lame unorganised sixth form?
It seems a little rubbish to try and cram a whole modle and 1/3 of the final exam into 3 weeks.
Gah! Rubbish.
If so, are you having to fit the "Scramble for Africa" topic into a 3-week period or is it just my lame unorganised sixth form?
It seems a little rubbish to try and cram a whole modle and 1/3 of the final exam into 3 weeks.
Gah! Rubbish.
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If your teacher knows how the exam board marks he'll give you the correct information to pass the module easily.
Used to get that in Philosophy
Mention this, this and this and you're guaranteed to pass.
At uni for a module they gave us the last years paper and said this years would be 'remarkably similar'.
This stuff happens, relax. :)
Used to get that in Philosophy
Mention this, this and this and you're guaranteed to pass.
At uni for a module they gave us the last years paper and said this years would be 'remarkably similar'.
This stuff happens, relax. :)
I know last year it was:
British - 100
Russian - 100
Times essays - 70
This year I think it's 3 exams
Britian
Russian/German comparrison
Scramble for africa
I'm pretty sure its 90 mark a paper. I think it may just be interpretations testing essay technique or something, perhaps. Still 3 weeks doesnt seem very long.
Are you doing the commies and stuff on your exam board?
British - 100
Russian - 100
Times essays - 70
This year I think it's 3 exams
Britian
Russian/German comparrison
Scramble for africa
I'm pretty sure its 90 mark a paper. I think it may just be interpretations testing essay technique or something, perhaps. Still 3 weeks doesnt seem very long.
Are you doing the commies and stuff on your exam board?
I'm on a different exam board.
Anyway, that's a bit crazy. Good luck!
It might not actually be 1/3 of the final exam. A-level modules generally aren't split evenly. My History is 90/90/120 in terms of UMS marks (synoptic papers have to be 20% of the complete A-level, AFAIK, so one of your exams is going to be worth more than the other two).
Anyway, that's a bit crazy. Good luck!
It might not actually be 1/3 of the final exam. A-level modules generally aren't split evenly. My History is 90/90/120 in terms of UMS marks (synoptic papers have to be 20% of the complete A-level, AFAIK, so one of your exams is going to be worth more than the other two).
I'm sure someone else other than me is studying A-level history?
If so, are you having to fit the "Scramble for Africa" topic into a 3-week period or is it just my lame unorganised sixth form?
It seems a little rubbish to try and cram a whole modle and 1/3 of the final exam into 3 weeks.
Gah! Rubbish.
If so, are you having to fit the "Scramble for Africa" topic into a 3-week period or is it just my lame unorganised sixth form?
It seems a little rubbish to try and cram a whole modle and 1/3 of the final exam into 3 weeks.
Gah! Rubbish.
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