Some of the syllabus areas covered in the study texts refer to many underlying theories â do students have to know them all in detail?
Many of the references in the study texts are useful to provide breadth, to maintain interest and aid understanding. However, candidates will not have to know or use them all. The advice is to concentrate on the theories quoted in the study guide â there will be no exam questions which specifically require knowledge of theories not specified in the study guide.
Related Questions
- In Unit 1 (and similarly Unit 2) students need to use key knowledge from both areas of study to address the outcome. Does this mean they can’t do any assessment tasks until the end of the unit?
- Some of the syllabus areas covered in the study texts refer to many underlying theories – do students have to know them all in detail?
- How should students study for the current issues element of the syllabus?
