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Introduction to Building a Logical Chain of Analysis

Level:: A-Level, IB Diploma

Board:: AQA, Edexcel, Eduqas, IB, OCR, WJEC

Last updated 4 Jul 2018

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Analysis needs to include more than just ‘one thing leads to another thing.’ This answer may be marked as ‘knowledge’ and not ‘analysis’. This short video looks at an example of how you can build a chain of reasoning into your analysis.

View our comprehensive revision playlist on how to build TOP GRADE ANALYSIS in your A-Level exams:

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