Lessons focusing on the different types of Crossover questions (those which appear on both Foundation and Higher papers).
There are several key question types which appear each year and try to trick candidates using tenses, negatives, 3rd person etc., as red herrings.
These lessons aim to alert pupils to these pitfalls by practising past questions so they can avoid being caught out in their exam.
Uses 2010-2013 as we used 2014 for a mock recently.
Also included is a "walking talking mock" where pupils had just done the 2014 Higher paper and we went through the whole paper question by question to mark their own and understand mistakes.
All exam questions are property of Edexcel. Numbers refer to the time on the recording which you can get from the Edexcel website.
There are several key question types which appear each year and try to trick candidates using tenses, negatives, 3rd person etc., as red herrings.
These lessons aim to alert pupils to these pitfalls by practising past questions so they can avoid being caught out in their exam.
Uses 2010-2013 as we used 2014 for a mock recently.
Also included is a "walking talking mock" where pupils had just done the 2014 Higher paper and we went through the whole paper question by question to mark their own and understand mistakes.
All exam questions are property of Edexcel. Numbers refer to the time on the recording which you can get from the Edexcel website.
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Very useful! Thank you.
Really useful resources focusing on different question styles. Just what I was looking for, thanks!
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