<p>Created for students, this workbook covers the whole Judaism component of the Eduqas GCSE Route B in Religious Studies – Origins and Meanings.</p> <p>Includes a vast range of activities – closed and open Qs, creative tasks, discussion questions, tables/diagrams. Also includes activities relating to stickability, metacognition and personal reflections on progress.</p> <p>Includes several exam style Qs – A, B, C and D with support given.<br /> I have referred to K I S S + K I S S E (DQ) to support exam technique – K knowledge; I influence; S source; S subject words and E evaluation (similar to PEEL used in some schools).</p> <p>These elements are highlighted throughout activities and information to highlight their importance.</p> <p>Booklet is editable.</p>

<p>Created for students, this workbook covers the whole Judaism component of the Eduqas GCSE Route B in Religious Studies: Judaism.</p> <p>Includes a vast range of activities – closed and open Qs, creative tasks, discussion questions, tables/diagrams. Also includes activities relating to stickability, metacognition and personal reflections on progress.</p> <p>Includes several exam style Qs – A, B, C and D with support given.<br /> I have referred to K I S S + K I S S E (DQ) to support exam technique – K knowledge; I influence; S source; S subject words and E evaluation (similar to PEEL used in some schools).<br /> These elements are highlighted throughout activities and information to highlight their importance.</p> <p>Booklet is editable.</p>

<p>A support booklet for the writing of A level essays for the Philosophy component of OCR Religious Studies A level.</p> <p>With emphasis on evaluation, the booklet reminds students of the meaning of the command words used in exams; the marking criteria; possible exam questions (taken from previous exam papers); sample sentence starters and peer/self assessment.</p> <p>Their is space on each page for students to record the exact wording of the question set by their teacher. Then follows a planning activity to guide their thinking. Then their is space to make notes etc…</p>