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History Revision Aim – to develop knowledge and exam skills

History Revision Aim – to develop knowledge and exam skills. 3. What tagline would you write for each picture? E.g. Nike have the tagline ‘Be the Best’. 2. 1. 6. 7. 4. 5. Questions, queries and confusions. Star any topics you are totally confused by

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History Revision Aim – to develop knowledge and exam skills

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  1. History RevisionAim – to develop knowledge and exam skills 3 • What tagline would you write for each picture? • E.g. Nike have the tagline ‘Be the Best’. 2 1 6 7 4 5

  2. Questions, queries and confusions • Star any topics you are totally confused by • Circle any topics you feel you don’t have enough detailed knowledge about • Pair work or class work on queries • How did the Berlin West Africa conference affect colonisation? • Zulu Wars/First Boer War/Second Boer War causes, events and consequences • Government Attitudes towards decolonisation – Labour 1945-1951, Conservatives 1951-1964, Labour 1964-1970 • How did African nationalism cause decolonisation? • Causes of prolonging white rule in Rhodesia and what finally caused this to change • Orderly process and aftermath of decolonisation.

  3. Exam skills • Take a question, plan the answer, ask myself or Miss Medina to review it, improve it if needed • Repeat!

  4. Exam paper • Bring all your Africa books to the Africa exam

  5. Revision final tips • Revise topics you are unsure about – don’t ignore them or bury your head in the sand • Learn relevant detailed knowledge from your notes and revision packs • Plan and write practice essays and give them to me to mark – spend around 40 minutes on each essay Exam final tips • Read the question and pick your question carefully – 3 times • Plan your answers • Stay focused on the question • Include lots of relevant detailed knowledge Come and find me or Miss Medina at any time or email us – we have very light timetables now so we are likely to be around.

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