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Copy of How important was the role of Richard Duke of York in the outbreak and continuation of the War of the Roses 1455-60?
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Read the question again then highlight
Date boundaries: What time period should you cover in your answer?
Content focus: What is the topic in the question?
Question type: What are the key words?
Marks available: This will help you organise your time and length
Read over the exemplar answer 2 and allocate a level and mark.
Discuss the difference between the two answers
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The Willis Rules to exam success:
1. Decode the question
2. Plan your approach to the question
3. Use connectives to link your knowledge
4. Use the sources to support your argument
5. Reach a judgement
Read over the exemplar answer 1 and in groups allocate a level
and mark.
Discuss together why you given these marks
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Your task today is in two parts:
1. Develop knowledge to answer the question
2. Develop the skills needed
to reach the higher levels
Using 'The Willis Rules to
Success' and a highlighter pen,
highlight every time you come
across one of the 5 rules to
success
What does the examiner say?
How important was the role of Richard Duke of York in the outbreak and continuation of the War of the Roses 1455-60?
How do I succeed at AS History?
With a partner, produce a
plan to answer this question:
Peer assessment
How important was the role of Richard Duke of York in the outbreak and continuation of the War of the Roses 1455-60?
Examiner's advice:
- Explore both sides of the argument
- Give a clear answer that provides a key argument
- Support you answer with evidence
- Reach a judgement
Read through each other's answers and using 'The Willis Rules for success' highlight areas of strength