A Level Humanities Hampshire

...process and method. You will also carry out a personal study of art, craft or design by a theme explored across time and place. Past students have studied...

...The department has a strong reputation for offering enjoyable lessons that also stretch each student, aiming to ensure that everyone achieves their full exam potential...

...development through critical work, a personal study and supporting evidence. Identify and select a focus for your investigation based on a selected aspect of others†art...

...one of the original nouveaux riches Pliny the straight-laced Roman governor and lawyer who found greater fame through his letters to some of the greats...

...complete the full Advanced Level. AS Level Unit 1 Mycenae and Classical Archaeology You will gain an appreciation of archaeology, art and architecture...

...or "The Supernatural and Gothic". A level requires students to compare and contrast two set texts (either poetry or drama) which have a common theme...

...You will study the legal status and roles of freeborn women in public and private life, women†s participation in religion and the values and attitudes...

...refute claims in a logical, coherent way. Universities and employers like people who listen keenly, think clearly and express themselves...

...two texts from the dramatic genre of tragedy. You will be assessed by two coursework tasks, one on each text, 1200-1500 words each. Unit 3: Texts and Genres...

...about 2000BCE to the 4th Century AD. From Greek architecture through to the rise and fall of Rome, for the next two years you'll be able to delve...

...and the resistance of the powerless. It will also develop your ability to think critically and form judgements that you can argue and defend convincingly...

...Course Content AS Level The focus here is on comparing the way stories are told and thereby construct different realities. You will: pay close attention...

...will be able to choose to specialise or to combine different eras to provide a broader course. For A level all students will study a Modern World topic...

...of Life after Death and the nature and value of human life. The Religious Studies A level requires you to consider religious belief and practice with...

...You will look at the nature and extent of human experience. You will compare realism (you perceive the world as it is) with representative realism...

...you will have the opportunity to study a topic that has attracted particular controversy amongst historians (Unit 3). For your coursework...

...Religious ethics This looks at religious ethics such as medical ethics, abortion, euthanasia, genetic engineering and embryo research. You will also...

...To study Philosophy means asking awkward questions about even the most apparently obvious things, so that we can become clearer about what, if anything...

...eg the possible differences between natural and moral evil and the role of human free will * Psychology of religion and challenges to religious belief Eastern religions...

...yourself well on paper and to think logically. The three examined skills are knowledge and understanding, interpretation and analysis, and evaluation...