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Exam Technique
- Ways to maximise marks on shorter answer questions
- Avoid missing out unnecessarily on marks you can easily gain
- How to structure longer answer and conceptual questions
- Methods to avoid repeating yourself and rambling
- Sound advice on how to stay relevant to the question
- The means of understanding different question types
- A guide to ticking all of the examiners’ boxes
Course Content
- Knowledge of the concepts involved
- Techniques on analysing and applying fact, theory and philosophical notions
- Interpreting methodology effectively
- Handling data
- Using appropriate specialist vocabulary
- Assessing usefulness and reliability
Units Covered
AQA Philosophy and Ethics
- AQA AS Unit 1 PHIL1: An Introduction to Philosophy 1
- AQA AS Unit 2 PHIL2: An Introduction to Philosophy 2
- AQA A2 Unit 3 PHIL3: Key Themes in Philosophy
- AQA A2 Unit 4 PHIL4: Philosophical Problems
Edexcel Religious Studies
- Edexcel AS Unit 1: Foundations
- Edexcel ASUnit 2: Investigations
- Edexcel A2 Unit 3: Developments
- Edexcel A2 Unit 4: Implications
OCR Religious Studies
- OCR AS & A2 Philosophy of Religion
- OCR AS & A2 Religious Ethics
- OCR AS & A2 Jewish Scriptures
- OCR AS & A2 New Testament
- OCR AS & A2 Developments in Christian Theology
- OCR AS & A2 Buddhism
- OCR AS & A2 Hinduism
- OCR AS & A2 Islam
- OCR AS & A2Judaism