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Sources: How do I analyse and understand a source?

The evaluation and critique of sources is part of the foundation of historical understanding, as a result, sources are extensively used throughout the GCSE and A Level programmes. At GCSE level, source pa...

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Answered by Cordelia D. History tutor
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How should I use the passive voice in Spanish?

The passive voice is a part of Spanish grammar that can be deceptive for English speakers. At the basic level, the passive voice in English and Spanish are very similar in grammatical structure: ser <...

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Answered by Eilidh M. Spanish tutor
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How should I approach questions asking me to assess multiple turning points?

These questions are quite common/omnipresent on the OCR Thematic History Paper, normally for around 25 marks. There are two ways these questions are usually approached with many key similarities.
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Answered by Harry M. History tutor
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I'm having trouble understanding and remembering the Utilitarianism Felicific calculus, can you help me remember it?

First of all, don't panic. Every philosopher gets their head into a spin with theories, and if they don't they probably aren't understanding it all...
So Bentham's Utilitarianism can be broken down r...

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Answered by Lorna T. Philosophy tutor
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How do you critically assess a theory?

To critically assess a theory in a philosophy paper, you need to do three core things. 1) Firstly, you need to clearly explain the theory (this is where you show off all the knowle...

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Answered by Lorna T. Philosophy tutor
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