First thing first. I know that Gordon Brown has finally called the general election and that May 6th has been the obvious date for months, but before I get onto that I'll just post information about the AS and A2 courses which I teach and which will be the focus (for now at least) of this blog.
Edexcel Advanced Subsidiary GCE in Government and Politics - AKA AS G&P - Code: 8GP01.
Unit 1: People and Politics
Edexcel Advanced GCE in Government and Politics - AKA A2 G&P - Code: 9GP01
Unit 3C: Representative Processes in the USA
Unit 4C: Governming the USA
Various useful documents such as the specification and sample assessment materials can be found here at the Edexcel web-site. I do have to include a health-warning:
The specification had been changed in 2008 for the AS 2009 summer exam and the 2010 A2 summer exam. Older exam papers you may find elsewhere on the site won't have the same structure as we will be expecting in the exams in the summer, but they may be helpful in terms of the sort of questions they are asking.
A blog about politics in the UK and the US designed for students of Edexcel Government and Politics Units 1, 2, 3C & 4C. Updated irregularly by teachers of History and Politics.
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Tuesday, 6 April 2010
First Post
This is an experiment. Let's see if it'll be worthwhile!
The intention is that this will be a collection of posts, links to articles and suchlike for Government and Politics students at the school I teach at in SW London.
I'll be covering US and UK politics, with a particular focus on the Edexcel AS and A2 course.
Occasionally I'll post my own thoughts too, although I'll try not to editorialise whenever possible.
There are other more knowledgeable blogs out there, but I'll do what I can to highlight key strands of thought and link them to issues on the course.
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