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Exam Schedule for w/c 4th and 11th December: English, Art, Geography, History, Psychology, Sociology, Spanish, Maths, Fu

Detailed schedule for Year 13 exams covering English Literature, Art, English Language, Geography, History, Psychology, Sociology, Spanish, Maths, Further Maths, Product Design, RE, and PE. Contains specific topics and requirements for each subject.

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Exam Schedule for w/c 4th and 11th December: English, Art, Geography, History, Psychology, Sociology, Spanish, Maths, Fu

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  1. Progression Exams • Year 13 • w/c 4th December • And • w/c 11th December

  2. English Literature • 1 x 2.5 hour paper • It will be a full dystopian paper: 1hr 15 on critical appreciation of a text 1hr 15 comparative essay.

  3. Art • 2 hours exam conditions on a piece for portfolio • No Revision required

  4. English Language • Child Language Acquisition • Language Change

  5. Geography • Tectonics • Globalisation • Regeneration • Coasts • Water • Superpowers • (Everything we have covered so far) 

  6. History • History – European History • Part one: The Sun King, 1643–1685 • The Regency, 1643–1661    • The establishment of Absolutism at home, 1661–1685    • Louis XIV and Europe, 1661–1685  • Part two: Louis XIV in decline, 1685–1715 • Challenges at home, 1685–1715  • The Impact of Industrialisation • Pressure for change 1783-1812 • Government and a changing society 1812-1832 • The Age of Reform • Political Change and Social Reform 1832-1846

  7. Psychology • Paper 1 – Social Influence, Memory, Attachment, Biopsychology • Paper 2 – Schizophrenia, Forensic Psychology, Research Methods

  8. Sociology • Paper 1 – Education and Research Methods inc Methods in Context • Paper 2 – Crime and Deviance / Beliefs in Society

  9. Spanish • 1 Los valores tradicionales y modernos - Los cambios en la familia; Actitudes hacia el matrimonio y el divorcio; La influencia de la iglesia católica. • 2 El ciberespacio – La influencia de internet; Los móviles inteligentes en nuestra sociedad; Las redes sociales/ beneficios y peligros. • 3 La igualdad de los sexos - en el mercado laboral; el machismo y el feminismo; los derechos de los gays y las personas transgénero. • 4 La influencia de los ídolos – cantantes y músicos; estrellas de televisión y cine ; modelos. • 5 La identidad regional de españa- tradiciones y costumbres; la gastronomía; las lenguas. • 6 El patrimonio cultural – sitios históricos y civilizaciones prehispánicas; arte y arquitectura; el patrimonio musical y su diversidad • 7 Estudiar una película y un libro. • 8 Escribe sobre una película y un libro. • 9 Gramática del folleto de repaso (en tú colección) y el cuaderno de Amazon “A Level Spanish Grammar”

  10. Maths • (The whole of C3 – one of the modules) including: • ·         Algebraic fractions • ·         Functions • ·         The exponential and log functions • ·         Numerical methods • ·         Transforming graphs and functions • ·         Trigonometry • ·         Further trig identities and their functions • ·         Differentiation • From Mechanics (Chapters 1-4): • ·         Kinematics of a particle moving in a straight line • ·         Dynamics of a particle moving in a straight line • ·         Statics of a particle

  11. Further Maths • From FP2: • ·         Inequalities • ·         Series • ·         Further Complex Numbers • ·         First Oder Differential Equations • ·         Second Order Differential Equations • From D2: • ·         Transportation problems • ·         Allocation problems • ·         The travelling salesman problem • ·         Further linear programming (to be studied after HT)

  12. Product Design • Product Design • Question 1 • Finishing Processes- Galvanising (metal) and pressure treated (wood). • Ergonomics & anthropometrics. • Question 2 • Permanent joining methods- Metal Inert Gas (MIG) welding and soldering. • Temporary fabrication- Flat pack furniture. • Question 3 • Environmental issues- Motor vehicle design and manufacture. • Smart materials- Product safety/ reduction of energy consumption. • Question 1- Communication Methods • Sectional views • 3D Computer Aided Design (CAD) renderings • Exploded views • Scale 1:10 model • Question 2- Forming Processes & Socio-Economic Change • Procedures of forming • Fibre composite materials • Bauhaus • Question 3- Workshop & Computer Aided Design (CAD) Testing • Toughness & hardness • Car Manufacturing Industry

  13. RE • Paper 1 Philosophy • Arguments for the existence of God based on experience  - cosmological and teleological • Religious Experience • The Problem of Evil • The Nature and Attributes of God • Paper 2 Ethics • Natural Law • Kantian Ethics • Situation Ethics • Utilitarianism • Their application to euthanasia, sexual ethics and business ethics

  14. PE • All topics covered so far

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