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What can we learn from the 2018 AQA A Level Psychology examiner reports?

November 26, 2018November 26, 2018Oxford Psychology Team

The 2018 examiner reports for AQA A Level Psychology exams were positive, with students largely able to demonstrate their preparation and knowledge. However, now the dust has settled we have prepared a short summary of suggestions for this year’s cohort to learn from, along with some free resources to help them tackle these issues. Key […]

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What can we learn from the OCR A Level Religious Studies examiner reports?

November 20, 2018November 20, 2018Oxford RE Team

OCR have released their examiner reports into the first OCR A Level Religious Studies exams which took place in the summer. The reports overall have been really positive, with students performing well in the new exams. We have summarized the key issues that the examiners found students needed to improve, and gathered some free content […]

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