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History Revision Help

dr.barbie · 2005-12-05 20:05:54

Anyone got any tips for history revision? Is there any good revision book out for the 2006 exams? I find it such a pain to remember everything!

05-12-2005 8:05pm

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dr.barbie

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Anyone got any tips for history revision? Is there any good revision book out for the 2006 exams? I find it such a pain to remember everything!

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#2 05-12-2005 9:15pm

ratboy

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it's such an annoying course, there's so much info to learn but if you look at the sample questions there so confined and it's so hard to write much about them.

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#3 06-12-2005 9:44pm

phantom_lord

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How's the new course compare to last years?

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#4 06-12-2005 10:52pm

dr.barbie

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Well, since Im repeating i have to get used to the new course, its not hugely different to be honest except for the compulsory documents question and the pre- exam essay you have to do for around April. I find it a tedious exam, so much learning and writing and it was the same in the last course. Interesting to see how they mark the new paper come June...

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