History
1. Knowledge
a) Use your book/revision guide to create a timeline which shows the events in order. Think about how to add detail to each event too.
b) As above, but create a storyboard showing the key events over the timeline.
c) Write out 6 steps for each “key event”. This should help you to focus on the details.
2. Topic Practice
a) Use the RAG rating sheets to help you to decide which topics need more focus. Red= can’t remember, Amber= some knowledge, Green= Exam ready. Focus on the red areas!
b) Make mind maps (Guidance here) about topics you know you do not remember much about. This should be done by writing out anything you can remember, then reviewing the difference between what you know and what is in the text book/revision guide.
3. Exam Practice
a) Watch the videos on how to pass. Paper 1*, Paper 2* (Anglo-Saxon and Norman England only) and Paper 3*.
b) Fill in the exam question checklist. This asks you to think about how to answer each question and then you can check the completed version to see if you were correct.
c) Complete exam questions and papers- focus on the questions which you struggle with the most to make the greatest impact.
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