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History Rocks
By Melanie VanceEducation
History Rocks episodes
- Soviet Expansion across Eastern and Southern Europe
If you are studying or teaching AQA A level Cold War, why not grab one of our section A exam papers with detailed indicative content! historyrocks.co.uk/shop
This episode looks largely at the debate - Was Stalin aggressive and expansionist or were his actions in Eastern and Souther Europe defensive? Any shout-outs, jokes or feedback? Email us on [email protected]
18 min - The collapse of the Grand Alliance
This episode is designed to specifically help those studying AQA A level History - HIS2R Cold War, but could be useful to anyone studying the period. Follow us on Facebook and visit our website for some exam based resources today!
16 min - The Long Term Causes of the Cold WarListen to these special episodes to help anybody studying the Cold War - especially A level Students studying AQA 2R. Teachers: come and see our resources historyrocks.co.uk and like our Facebook page MyHistoryRocks. Email us on [email protected]. Enjoy!14 min
- Introduction to AQA CourseworkThis is a little intro to the coursework module and some of the key headlines. Email in any questions, shoutouts or jokes to [email protected] and follow us on twitter @MyHistoryRocks14 min
- Top of the flops: The don'ts of AQA History Paper 2A list of the top 10 things to avoid for paper 2 AQA History. You don't want to skip this!11 min
- How to use own knowledge when evaluating interpretations in an AQA A level History section A response?This episode explains how to use own knowledge more effectively when evaluating arguments in extracts for AQA History, Section A of paper 1. I do hope you enjoy it! If you want any shoutouts, have a joke or want to make a request, please email [email protected]11 min
- How to structure an AQA History A level, Section A (interpretations) answer for paper 1?The much anticipated episode is finally here! This episode suggests an effective way of structuring your answers to Section A, AQA interpretations for paper 1 in the A level History exam. It is also packed with advice when approaching the paper and things to avoid. Send us your feedback, suggestions or requests for shout-outs to [email protected]14 min
- How to spot the difference between fact and opinion in AQA History paper 1?This episode begins to explore how to approach interpretations in section A of AQA History - component 1. This segment explains the difference between a fact and an opinion and how to spot them. This is all crucial in the overall structure - so pay attention!18 min
- How to structure an AQA Section A History Source answer?This episode offers a suggestion on how to structure a Section A AQA History source answer for paper 2. Of course, there are lots of approaches, but this example should produce an answer that includes balance and judgement that will help you get higher marks! Send us feedback, jokes or a request for a shout-out to [email protected]12 min
- How to tackle tone in an A level History source answer!?This episode gets to grips with tone - what is it? what's the point? how to do it? Most students don't tackle tone well in A level History source answers, so listen in for these little tricks!11 min
About History Rocks
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Welcome to https://historyrocks.co.uk.
These podcasts are designed for those studying or teaching A level History. They are packed full of advice from experienced examiners! The contents are the opinion of the presenter and are not endorsed by any UK exam board. See website for details.