Past Questions and Gaps PowerPoint:
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Tips for A level students. Lesson ramblings for teachers (helpful ideas too!)
Past Questions and Gaps PowerPoint:
Past Questions and Gaps Teach – Along (member’s exclusive):
Live Stream (Wednesday 17th May 6.00pm):
WJEC Exemplar
In this video I mark the exemplar exam answers for Unit Four provided by WJEC, outlining where the marks were awarded and what mistakes were made for the answer to lose marks.
In order to access all these videos and many more, join the Criminology Membership on YouTube. Here you will have access to controlled assessment support videos (unit 1 & 3), crime case study summaries (unit 3), Mark with Me’s (feedback on exemplar exam answers) , summaries of examiner reports, Coverall revision ppts and analysis of previous exam questions (unit 1 & 3), chatroom for all questions and problems and much more…
WJEC Exemplar
In this video I mark the exemplar exam answers for Unit Two provided by WJEC, outlining where the marks were awarded and what mistakes were made for the answer to lose marks.
In order to access all these videos and many more, join the Criminology Membership on YouTube. Here you will have access to controlled assessment support videos (unit 1 & 3), crime case study summaries (unit 3), Mark with Me’s (feedback on exemplar exam answers) , summaries of examiner reports, Coverall revision ppts and analysis of previous exam questions (unit 1 & 3), chatroom for all questions and problems and much more…
This 53 page pack would be useful when teaching the WJEC Criminology course. The pack has an assortment of worksheets for the examined units (two and four) with a few extra worksheets to support unit one and three (no grid sheets in this pack).
A crucial part of unit three is applying case studies to the assessment criteria within your controlled assessment. Knowing the details of these case studies is very important and being able to make detailed and specific links is crucial to achieving top marks. These videos go through the key elements of each crime and outline how specific parts of the crime link to the assessment criteria for your controlled assessment.
Colin Stagg:
Sally Clark:
Colin Pitchfork:
Adam Scott:
Damilola Taylor:
Maxwell Confait:
Colette Aram:
In order to access all these videos and many more, join the Criminology Membership on YouTube. Here you will have access to controlled assessment support videos (unit 1 & 3), crime case study summaries (unit 3), Mark with Me’s (feedback on exemplar exam answers) , summaries of examiner reports, Coverall revision ppts and analysis of previous exam questions (unit 1 & 3), chatroom for all questions and problems and much more…