Synthesising Evidence and Argument
Refining the structure of the independent investigation to ensure a tight, logical flow of argument.
Key Questions
- 1How do you balance chronological narrative with thematic analysis?
- 2How can you use "mini-conclusions" to reinforce your overall thesis?
- 3What is the most effective way to integrate primary source analysis into a high-level argument?
National Curriculum Attainment Targets
Suggested Methodologies
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