Year 11 Exam Technique Session - Resources During this session, you will be shown how to answer past paper questions. You have two pieces of lined paper. Please write your name on both. One should also say ‘notes’ and the other should say ‘assessment’. Can I learn from the guidance that my teacher provides when writing her own exam answers? Can I attempt my own answers to exam questions and achieve my target grade?

Year 11 Exam Technique Session - Resources Point 1 The north and west of the UK have high rainfall, which means there’s a good supply of water. The south east and west Midlands have high population densities, which means there’s a high demand for water. Use of connectives for detail Point 2 Can I learn from the guidance that my teacher provides when writing her own exam answers? Can I attempt my own answers to exam questions and achieve my target grade?

Year 11 Exam Technique Session - Resources Point Cardiff: Water surplus because it has high rainfall and a low population density. London: Water deficit because it has low rainfall and a very high population density. Use of connectives for detail Explain Can I learn from the guidance that my teacher provides when writing her own exam answers? Can I attempt my own answers to exam questions and achieve my target grade?

Year 11 Exam Technique Session - Resources 1.3 Evaluate the success of a large scale agricultural development you have studied. (9 + 3 SPaG) Kilombera Plantations Limited (KPL) in Tanzania produces rice, beans and pulses. KPL have helped local farmers by training them and giving them with seeds. This has improved harvests for many families. The company have also provided work for local people and built houses for families. In addition to this, they have provided a schoolroom, health care facilities, water pipes and a mini hydro-electric power station. However, disadvantages of KPL have been that many farmers took out debts to buy the new machinery and seeds. Many people had to move when the farm was built and they now have to rent land from KPL, which is expensive. In addition to this, local farmers claim that chemical run-off from KPL land is bad for wildlife and habitats. In conclusion, KPL have brought many advantages to the local people, but there are also lots of disadvantages too. Many people may believe that their overall impact is good, but some individuals will be worse off as a result of KPL’s involvement. Can I learn from the guidance that my teacher provides when writing her own exam answers? Can I attempt my own answers to exam questions and achieve my target grade?

Without this bit, you haven’t answered the question! Year 11 Exam Technique Session - Resources 1.3 Evaluate the success of a large scale agricultural development you have studied. (9 + 3 SPaG) Kilombera Plantations Limited (KPL) in Tanzania produces rice, beans and pulses. KPL have helped local farmers by training them and giving them with seeds. This has improved harvests for many families. The company have also provided work for local people and built houses for families. In addition to this, they have provided a schoolroom, health care facilities, water pipes and a mini hydro-electric power station. However, disadvantages of KPL have been that many farmers took out debts to buy the new machinery and seeds. Many people had to move when the farm was built and they now have to rent land from KPL, which is expensive. In addition to this, local farmers claim that chemical run-off from KPL land is bad for wildlife and habitats. In conclusion, KPL have brought many advantages to the local people, but there are also lots of disadvantages too. Many people may believe that their overall impact is good, but some individuals will be worse off as a result of KPL’s involvement. Without this bit, you haven’t answered the question! Can I learn from the guidance that my teacher provides when writing her own exam answers? Can I attempt my own answers to exam questions and achieve my target grade?

Year 11 Exam Technique Session - Resources Point Dry landscapes such as Namibia have too little rainfall, which can reduce the amount of food that can be grown because crops and livestock need water to survive. Explain Use of connectives for detail Can I learn from the guidance that my teacher provides when writing her own exam answers? Can I attempt my own answers to exam questions and achieve my target grade?