How to evaluate for A-Level Economics

This video runs through examples of evaluation points for 25 mark questions. Suitable for students of different exam boards (including AQA and Edexcel). Here are some links for more economics resources, including evaluation resources: Link to site: https://tfurber.com Link to answers to evaluation points exercise: (Currently a work in progress, to be added in due course). Link to more examples of evaluation points: https://tfurber.com/evaluation-points/ Timestamps: 0:00 Introduction 0:39 Price elasticity of demand (to evaluate taxes). 2:52 Government's level of information (to evaluate a subsidy). 4:42 Time lag (to evaluate an infrastructure project). 7:15 Consumer confidence (to evaluate monetary policy). 09:46 Next steps for improving evaluation skills. Extra notes: This shows evaluation points for 25 markers. In addition, for 25 markers you will also need a conclusion for evaluation marks. You can see separate videos with 25 markers for different exam boards (such as AQA and Edexcel) for examples of how to conclude for 25 markers for those exam boards. Evaluation should be adapted to each particular essay. So, while it may help to memorise the general structure or pattern of a point, you should not necessarily memorise it word-for-word. Use context and make sure your evaluation point links back to the question. If you have any questions, please feel free to leave a comment. Thank you very much for watching! Produced by Tom Furber, an economics tutor. Link to website: tfurber.com