AQA

Teacher notes for essay plans - bullet points are suggestions, each point used must be done so with full evaluation in relation to the question for higher levels - describing the points will limit you to a lower level 3 (use JEON) Questions - Religious grievances, rather than social and economic concerns were the main cause of rebellions in years for Henry VII's royal authority was never fully secure in the years Edward VI and Mary I enjoyed limited success in carrying out their religi...

This A* language investigation, awarded full marks, explores the extent to which gender roles and stereotypes are still evident in the language of cosmetic advertising, questioning whether these ideas are now a dated concept. Through detailed linguistic analysis and contextual evaluation, it demonstrates the application of key frameworks, terminology, and research methods required to achieve top-band coursework marks. Designed for English Language A Level students, it is also suitable for...

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Struggling to revise Child Language Acquisition? These A-level revision notes break everything down into clear, visual, and exam-focused sections to help you learn faster and remember more. This resource covers all the core theories, key linguists, and essential terminology, including: Chomsky and Universal Grammar Berko & Gleason and the Wug Test (morphology and internalisation) Bruner and LASS (scaffolding, language support) Lenneberg and the Critical Period Hypothesis Key concepts lik...

This creative writing piece serves as an example of the tone, terminology, and techniques needed to achieve top marks. Designed for A Level students, it is also suitable for high-achieving GCSE students.

This document includes my notes for GCSE and A Level French on imperatives, including regular and irregular constructions and examples. Happy studying!

This document is perfect for GCSE, A Level, and University. It outlines the rules for irregular and regular French verbs with plenty of examples. Happy studying!

Section B Extract Questions 25 Markers Conservatism - Analyse, evaluate and compare the arguments made in the above extracts on the role of the state. In your answer you should refer to the thinkers you have studied. [24-25/25] Liberalism - Analyse, evaluate and compare the arguments made in the above extracts on the nature of liberalism in society. In your answer you should refer to the thinkers that you have studied. [21/25] Analyse, evaluate and compare the arguments being made in the abo...

Section B Extract Questions 25 Markers Analyse, evaluate and compare the arguments in the above extract regarding the extent to which the US can be said to have a two-party system. [23/25]* *Extract redacted due to third-party copyright reasons. Section C US & UK Comparative Essay Questions 25 Markers ‘Checks and balances work better in the US Constitution than in the UK Constitution.’ Analyse and evaluate this statement. In your answer you should draw on material from across the whole...

Section A 9 Markers Explain and analyse three ways in which powers have been devolved from Westminster since 1997. [9/9] Explain and analyse three ways in which EU Membership has impacted UK Politics. [9/9] ‘Explain and analyse 3 significant constitutional developments pre-1997’. [9/9] ‘Explain and analyse three ways that democracy has developed in the UK.’ [8/9] Section B Extract Questions 25 Markers Analyse, evaluate and compare the arguments in the above extract regarding the...