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So you know all the facts and dates. But how do you write the perfect answers? This clean and simple guide from Accolade Press offers GCSE students a unique chance to pull back the curtain and see exactly what they need to do to maximise marks and dazzle the examiners in Edexcel's Modern Depth Study on Weimar and Nazi Germany: 1918-1939. This edition showcases four Edexcel style exam papers and offers model answers and in-depth commentary for each and every question - while also dissecting the techniques required to unlock the highest grades. Loughlin Sweeney completed his PhD at Cambridge University, where he specialised in nineteenth and twentieth century Irish history, and is currently the Assistant Professor at the John Endicott College of International Studies in South Korea.

This remarkable novel not only makes learning vocabulary fun ; it also shows students how to spot and analyse the very trickiest literary techniques – ranging from metaphors, to personification, to oxymorons, to rhetorical question , to name just a few.Nikhil Fisher wakes up to find his whole life has disappeared. All his belongings are gone and his parents have been kidnapped. Someone's trying their hardest to take everything from him, so it's a good thing he has a secret life to fall back on. When he isn't at school, Nik is a con-artist and a master thief.But when Nik receives his father's hand in the post, and the kidnappers finally reveal themselves, Nik fears he could be in over his head. They call themselves SCYTHE – the Society of Cybercrime, Terrorism, Hit-men and Extortion. They know all about Nik’s secret hobby and if he wants to see his parents again, he'd better do what they say.All too soon, Nik finds himself struggling to prevent a plot that could plunge the world into war. And the fourteen-year-old Londoner has only one advantage.SCYTHE have made the same mistake everybody does. They've underestimated him.Joseph Faircloth has a First Class English degree from UCL, and is a qualified teacher who works day in, day out with students working towards their SATs/11+ exams.

Focusing on essay structure, this guide provides essential strategies for crafting a well-organized analysis of a novel. It emphasizes the importance of creating a clear thesis statement and outlines effective methods for developing arguments and supporting them with textual evidence. The book also offers tips on structuring paragraphs, transitioning between ideas, and concluding essays persuasively. Ideal for students seeking to enhance their writing skills, it serves as a practical resource for navigating literary analysis.

Focusing on essay structure, this guide offers practical advice for organizing thoughts and arguments effectively when writing about a novella. It emphasizes the importance of a clear thesis, coherent paragraphs, and logical flow to enhance the overall analysis. Readers will find tips on integrating textual evidence, developing critical insights, and refining their writing style to create compelling essays that reflect a deep understanding of the novella's themes and characters.

Focusing on essay structure, this guide offers insights into effectively organizing thoughts and arguments when analyzing a novel. It emphasizes the importance of a clear thesis, coherent paragraphs, and strong evidence from the text. The book provides practical tips and examples to help students develop their writing skills, ensuring a well-rounded and persuasive essay that captures the essence of the novel.

So you know what the English Language papers look like. But how do you write the perfect answers? This clean and simple guide from Accolade Press offers GCSE students a unique chance to pull back the curtain and see exactly what they need to do to maximise marks and dazzle the examiners in AQA's English Language Paper One. This edition showcases four AQA-style exam papers and offers model answers and in-depth commentary for each and every question - while also dissecting the techniques required to unlock the highest grades. Anthony Walker-Cook has a BA (First Class) and MA (Distinction) from Durham University. He is currently finishing a PhD at UCL and was recently made an Associate Fellow of the Higher Education Academy.