For success in History at any level, you need to effectively express your opinion and support it strongly with evidence. Most students are good at remembering evidence, but are not so sure of how to deploy information well. That is
where I can help. You’ll learn to structure arguments, select relevant information to support those arguments and, crucially, know what to leave out. Some information may be interesting, but not relevant to the question and that detracts from the point you’re making. You’ll use practice exam questions and learn which ones to choose and which to avoid. The student-centred approach helps you analyse and evaluate a variety of information and views. In this way, you will develop your own arguments and convey your thoughts effectively.
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