Major Error Patterns + Strategies to improve them.

Major Error Patterns + Strategies to improve them.

1. Not studying:
2. 1. Nightly review of notes. 
   2. highlight information you don’t understand in your notes and schedule a time to ask your teacher to go over it with you.
   3. test yourself: If you can teach it to someone else, you know it.
3. Restating information a few different ways:
4. 1. question 3: “M. was the president of the National Assembly and he was important because he represented the National Assembly”
   2. 1. it is understood in the term ‘president’ that he represents the National Assembly.
5. Not knowing the names for events: 
6. 1. Estates General is not the National Assembly.
7. Wasting space with unnecessary words:
8. 1. “All men are created equal. That one is a good one. It attacks the law because for example back then not everyone had equal rights…”
9. Not reading the question correctly:
10. 1. Question 1: 
    2. 1. Listing events out of order.
       2. listing events that happened AFTER the Constitution was created.
       3.  Repeating info that will receive no points:
       1. "Answer: When the king realized that the financial problems could be solved by taxing the nobles, he went and did that"
    3. Question 2: 
    4. 1. no examples were given. 
       1. “one point stated that you cannot resist arrest if there was a proper reason. This one attacks feudalism again because the upper estates barely had arresting and killing done against them”  
       1. good point, it answers the 2/3 of the question. But you missed out on vital points by not giving an example.
       3.  "Everyone has the same taxes to pay: That tackles the feudal system because of how the nobles didn't have to pay taxes. ex: They didn't need to pay the tax for making wine with a press, but the 3rd estate had to."
       1. Much better: all parts of the question are answered.