Enable students to succeed in their assessment with Historical Enquiry – the essential guide to Edexcel History A2 Unit 4. Historical Enquiry supports and guides students step-by-step through their Unit 4 assessment with: • full explanations supported by examples of the skills that they will need to succeed• graded coursework essays with full comments from experienced assessors on how to secure a higher grade• Moderators’ and Essential notes throughout. In this book you will find: • Chapter 1:INTRODUCTIONAn overview of exactly what Unit 4 is all about • Chapter 2: CONSTRUCTING PART A ENQUIRIESA guide to choosing the best Part A enquiry focus, with examples and moderator commentary • Chapter 3: CONSTRUCTING PART B ENQUIRIESA guide to choosing the best Part B enquiry focus, with examples and moderator commentary • Chapter 4: FINDING SOURCE MATERIALS: PART A AND PART BA practical guide to researching your enquiries, note-taking and note-making • Chapter 5: USING SOURCE MATERIAL: PART A ENQUIRIESHow to use secondary sources as a resource; finding and using relevant contemporary sources; weighing the evidence and reaching judgements; using secondary sources for cross-referencing, support and challenge • Chapter 6: USING SOURCE MATERIAL: PART B ENQUIRIESHow to read secondary sources for information, opinion and argument; how to read to raise issues • Chapter 7: USING A RESOURCE RECORD: PARTS A AND BA practical guide to using the resource record • Chapter 8: WRITING UP PARTS A AND BIncluding tips on planning the write-up of your research; explanation of key essay writing skills, including writing effective introductions and conclusions, and creating a coherent and sustained argument; tips on writing to length and using footnotes, endnotes and appendices • Chapter 9: ENQUIRIES AND ANSWERS • Chapter 10: EXAMPLE COMPLETE ASSIGNMENT • Chapter 11: MARK SCHEME • Index

Edexcel A2 Unit 4: Historical Enquiry (Student Support Materials for History)

Teen & Young Adult

Rees, Rosemary

Education & Reference

HarperCollins, UK

History for Common Entrance is a new series covering the requirements of ISEB's Common Entrance syllabus. It is endorsed by ISEB and fully prepares students for the Common Entrance. This volume covers the popular topic the Making of the United Kingdom 1500-1750. Key features of our approach: - A bold, meaty and authoritative narrative providing clear explanation of the Tudor, Stuart and Restoration periods - focusing on the key issues of religious change and struggles for political control - Carefully constructed tasks developing pupils understanding of the content and building their extended writing skills -- particularly preparing them for the challenge of the Common Entrance essay - Source based exam practice on each of the nominated topics in the syllabus - An exam advice section offers authoritative guidance on answering source-based questions and essay questions - 'What?' and 'Who?' boxes throughout the text develop historical vocabulary and biographical knowledge. - 'Did you know?' boxes focus on fascinating, amusing, or illuminating details of history - trivia with a purpose

Making of the Uk: For Common Entrance and Key Stage 3

History

Shephard, Colin

Europe

Hodder Murray

One of a series of books which examines what life was like for the Victorians, at work, at home, at school and at play. Readers are encouraged to research the period for themselves, looking at the lives of the different social classes. This title concerns the Victorians at play.

The Victorians at Play (Life in Victorian Britain)

Education & Teaching

Schools & Teaching

Heinemann Educational Books - Library Division

One of a series of books which examines what life was like for the Victorians, at work, at home, at school and at play. Readers are encouraged to research the period for themselves, looking at the lives of the different social classes. This title concerns the Victorians at home.

The Victorians at Home (Life in Victorian Britain)

A study of the history of black people of the Americas, suitable for project work and for studying medieval topics in detail, which provides text alongside source materials, and also recounts weird and sometimes gory stories behind people and events.

Black People of the Americas (Living Through History)

Shuter, Jane

Kelly, Nigel

As well as providing a historical narrative alongside source materials, this series aims to bring history to life by describing the often weird and gory stories behind people and events. This title focuses on the Roman Empire and presents carefully selected primary and secondary sources.

The Roman Empire (Living Through History)

We Were There: the 1950s (We Were There...)

We Were There: the 1970s (We Were There...)

Focusing on the Aztecs, this is one of a series for Key Stage 2 in which each book explores a particular period of history. Containing a range of material from primary and secondary sources, the book combines text and reconstructional artwork to provide a picture of the Aztec civilization.

Heinemann Our World: Primary History: The Aztecs (Heinemann Our World)

Styles, Sue

Scollins, Richard

Focusing on the Egyptians, this is one of four books on past civilizations. The series aims to help pupils to understand how people lived in the past, what their social, economic, political and cultural life was like, and how their values and attitudes have helped to shape our world.

Understanding People in the Past: The Egyptians (Understanding People in the Past)

Middle East

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