Summary: • link it to real life (read the news) • textbook - take up to date examples (current PM) • listen to ur teacher’s examples • share ur work with friends • write down as many facts/examples as you can • make as flash cards 3 months before your example, go thru that everyday
Hi I am currently in year 12 and taking a level politics so this was really helpful so thank you and I just wanted to ask about the essay structure it’s self as in my teacher has said that I needed a better introduction along with weaving the evidence into my counter argument on the 25 markers and if you have any tips that would be great xxx
as a first year studying politics, it’s not too bad but you definitely have to get the structure down and once you’ve got that down it’s mainly just waffling😭
@@emmanuelae8171 bahhahaha it was the worst subject ever but that was just me! I literally had no interest in it, didn't care about it and left revision too late. if you are genuinely interested/care about politics you will defo be fine :)
Hi Sienna. Im in year 12 and this video has really helped me so thank you! just one question have heard if you add events from the past you will get marked down on. I just want to know if thats true or not!
on the edexcel website it says, ‘Students will be credited for any appropriate examples they use (i.e. there is no time limit on when examples can come from, nor must they necessarily be the most recent, e.g. the latest general election figures). However, it is important to remember that this is a Politics qualification, not a History qualification, and so students' answers must be fixed in the present with contemporary examples, and not over-rely on historical evidence or examples.’ and i think you’re more likely to do better if u use contemporary examples.
Summary:
• link it to real life (read the news)
• textbook - take up to date examples (current PM)
• listen to ur teacher’s examples
• share ur work with friends
• write down as many facts/examples as you can
• make as flash cards 3 months before your example, go thru that everyday
I despise politics, I regret it so much
same 😭 what year are you in?
@@n0body255 same.
I hate it :(
@@n0body255 13, it’s not only boring but there’s hardly any recourses, and at times I think my grades are random 🥴🥴 such a shite subject
@@danielpelloquin9845 exactly!! plus it’s SO hard to gather evidence like half the time i don’t even understand😭
Hi I am currently in year 12 and taking a level politics so this was really helpful so thank you and I just wanted to ask about the essay structure it’s self as in my teacher has said that I needed a better introduction along with weaving the evidence into my counter argument on the 25 markers and if you have any tips that would be great xxx
hi! message me on insta @siennajamez and we can chat this through :))
@@SiennaJames hi seinne
Im gonna study politics starting from Sep this year im rlly nervous about it!
as a first year studying politics, it’s not too bad but you definitely have to get the structure down and once you’ve got that down it’s mainly just waffling😭
TRUST ME CHANGE SUBJECTS WHILST YOU CAN ITS THE WORST SUBJECT EVER , MY WHOLE CLASS HATES IT PLS SAVE URSELF NOW
don’t do it😭😭😭
@@mogs2454 UR SCARING ME STOP I WANNA DO POLITICS
@@emmanuelae8171 bahhahaha it was the worst subject ever but that was just me! I literally had no interest in it, didn't care about it and left revision too late. if you are genuinely interested/care about politics you will defo be fine :)
Hey do you have any essay that you’ve written that you’d be willing to share ?!
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Hi Sienna.
Im in year 12 and this video has really helped me so thank you!
just one question have heard if you add events from the past you will get marked down on.
I just want to know if thats true or not!
on the edexcel website it says, ‘Students will be credited for any appropriate examples they use (i.e. there is no time limit on when examples can come from, nor must they necessarily be the most recent, e.g. the latest general election figures). However, it is important to remember that this is a Politics qualification, not a History qualification, and so students' answers must be fixed in the present with contemporary examples, and not over-rely on historical evidence or examples.’ and i think you’re more likely to do better if u use contemporary examples.
im deciding my a level options and im not sure wether i should choose it, because theres so many split opinions 😭
I just have been told I need more specific information also how do u recommend doing the two 25 mark essay questions
Did you do Edexcel Politics?