WPKU layout
W - what is it? | Source # is a # from a #. |
P - provenance. (nature, origin, purpose) | It was made in {year} in the country of {country of origin}. It was made by {name}, a {profession} in {town}. It was published in {magazine or article name} and its purpose was to {purpose}. |
K - to my knowledge… | To my knowledge i know that this is useful for a {question purpose}. I know this is a {reliable/unreliable} source because {reliability reason}, this means that it is {less/more} likely to be biassed by the government or own personal opinion. |
U - is the source useful? | This source {is/isnt} useful for a {question purpose} because {reliability reason}. |
PEEL layout
P - point | The {topic/argument} is {stated/asserted/argued}. |
E - evidence | For instance, {provide historical evidence or facts}. |
E - explain/expand | This demonstrates {explain how the evidence supports the point}. |
L - link | Furthermore, {connect the point to the broader context or next paragraph}. |
likely questions
Source given, give two things you can infer about the source (4 marks) [two small paragraphs]
Explain why something is something (12 marks) [3 peel paragraphs]
How useful are sources B and C for an enquiry into {topic}? (8 marks) [2 wpku paragraphs]
Study two interpretations, what is the main difference between the views, explain using details from both. (4 marks) [2 wpku, 1 conclusion]
Essay on a topic (30 marks split between technical language, SPaG and being correct) [as many paragraphs as you can do]
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