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Revision Week

Revision Week. Monday 14 November 2011. Park your questions on the wall!. CAR PARK. Task words. Write down what you think the ‘task words’ expect you to do For example, “Identify the two main sources of law.” What is the ‘task’ word? IDENTIFY What does it mean?. Task words.

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Revision Week

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  1. Revision Week Monday 14 November 2011

  2. Park your questions on the wall! CAR PARK

  3. Task words • Write down what you think the ‘task words’ expect you to do • For example, “Identify the two main sources of law.” • What is the ‘task’ word? • IDENTIFY • What does it mean?

  4. Task words • Turn over the page • Compare your answers

  5. Exam Tips • Use acronyms, mnemonics or visualisation to help you remember key information • We are going to learn one of these strategies together

  6. I.R.A.C. • Issues • Rules • Application • Conclusion

  7. Let’s try… • Practice Question: • James and his friends were celebrating James’ 35th birthday at a local restaurant. At the end of the night, James decided that he may have had too much to drink and called a taxi. On the way out, James tripped on some worn carpet and fell to the floor, causing him a serious injury. After consulting his lawyer, James decides to sue the restaurant for compensation. Would he be successful? • I.R.A.C. • What is the legal issue? • What are the relevant legal rules? • How does the law apply to this scenario? • What’s your conclusion/answer to the question?

  8. P.I.M.P.S. • Plan • Introduction • Main arguments • Paragraphs, punctuation, grammar, expression • Summary

  9. Let’s try… • Question 9 • ‘Laws need to change for many reasons. Sometimes parliament fails to respond adequately.’ • Discuss this comment. In your discussion explain how individuals or groups can attempt to influence a change in the law. (10 marks) • P.I.M.P.S. • Plan • Introduction • Main arguments • Paragraphs, punctuation, grammar, expression • Summary

  10. The Ninja Code

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