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History
A Level

How much wider reading should I do?

Textbooks and a few core texts recommended by your teacher will often suffice, however reading a few good overviews of the period will help you to better understand it and provide examples or explanati...

Answered by Eleanor M. History tutor
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Do you need to quote other historians in exams?

In most A Level mark schemes, this is not a requirement.

Examiners are looking for you to demonstrate your understanding of key historical concepts and i...

Answered by Colm M. History tutor
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How do I structure my paragraphs in my essays?

A general structure to follow for answers is 'PEEL'. First of all, it is important to ensure that the paragraphs being written address the essay question given. As such, each paragraph should start with a...

Answered by Benjamin G. History tutor
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How can I dissect a written source in exam conditions?

It's completely understandable to be a little apprehensive about having to engage higher-level analysis of sources under time pressure, but don't worry! There are several steps you can take to help you ge...

Answered by Elsa M. History tutor
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How do you answer a ‘how far do you agree with the statement’ question?

This type of question can come up in both GCSE and A-Level History papers. Firstly, it is important to show both sides of the argument- you must outline points which both support and thos...

Answered by Ella H. History tutor
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