Medicine through time Structure

One key feature of ... is ... This is shown by ... and by ...

Another/ A further/ An additional feature is ... This is highlighted by ... and ...

One feature of ... This shows that ...

Another feature of ... This can be supported by ...

Source A/B is relevant when finding out about ... because ...

However, it is limited in its relevance due to ...

Source A/B is a (What kind of source) written by ... to (Purpose)

This makes the source credible/not credible because ...

Overall this source is useful to a small/partial/large extent when finding out about ... because ...

Question 1 : Quote from source '___'

Question 2: To what extent ... in what way ... How significant ... What impact ... (link to the question focus)

Question 3: Private? Public? Type? Stats? Primary? Secondary? Ect...

Question 4: Explain why (In detail)

One similarity between ... is ... Evidence to support this is ...

Overall ...

One difference between ... is ... Evidence to support this is

Overall ...

One feature of ... is ... This shows us that ... This highlights that ... This can be supported by...

Overall ...

One reason for .../One consequence of ...

2/3 PEAR

One cause of/reason for ... was ... This is highlighted by ... and by ... This demonstrates that ... caused because ... The impact of this was ... This shows small/partial/large ... because ...

Therefore we can conclude ...

Another/ A further/ An additional cause of/ reason for ... is ...

(Repeat the above)

Lastly ...

(Repeat the above)

3x PEACES Paragraph

1- Point (Refer to the question)

2- Evidence (Detailed factual knowledge)

3- Analysis of the evidence to address the question

4- Counter argument (Use own knowledge to support)

5- Evaluation (Focus on language)

6- Summative conclusion (Answer the question so far)