Advanced History students’ study guide

The much acclaimed, concise, no nonsense, introduction by Gilbert Pleuger.   One of the free resources on the UK No 1 dedicated AS/A Modern History site.   Chapter 8 was contributed by Neil Hart (latterly a Chief Examiner) and Viv Sanders.   Introduction to our eLearning pages    The Study Centre of history-ontheweb.co.uk

Sempringham eLearning resources       Contents       Introduction Please read this first 1    Reading and noting 2    Hunting for information 3    Working on information 4    Talking and listening 5    People and historical study 6    History analysis 7    Writing answers 8    Source-based questions 9    English and expression 10  Dealing with deadlines 11  The Extended Essay 12  Examination preparation 13  Accomplished History reading

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