A Level History Essays: Problems and Solutions
We know that no matter how good at History students are, writing A level History essays is always challenging. The main problem lies not only in the awareness of necessary material (although questions for A Level History essays can be really complicated). Students face many other problems, which finally prevent them from getting good grades on A level History essays.

In this article, we want to discuss some of those problems and challenges and help you find solutions.

Problem 1: how to answer the question

When writing A level History essays, the major task boils down to answering the question given and covering properly all aspects that it includes. A problem that almost all students have with those essay questions is that they do not understand them fully and, thus, fail to give a precise answer.

How can this problem be solved? We suggest you re-read the A level History essay question from time to time and make sure that you give the correct answer.

Problem 2: how to organize an A level History essay properly

Logical organization of A level History essays is another big problem for many students. We advise you to make at least a very brief outline to see what particular points your paper will include.

Another solution to this problem is the P.E.E.L rule, which will help you organize paragraphs. P.E.E.L stands for “make a Point”, “Explain”, “provide Evidences”, “Link a paragraph to the next one”.
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