Sec 1/Sec 2 History

Sec 2 History - Life during Japanese Occupation

When answering a picture-source inference question, don’t just describe what you see—use the details in the picture to make a conclusion about the issue in the question

Key Takeaways: The I.E.E. Formula Inference:  A conclusion you draw (being a "History Detective"), not just a description. Evidence:  Specific quotes or visual details from the source that prove your point. Explanation:  The critical link that connects your evidence to your inference. The Golden Rule:  A strong answer must  have all three parts. Missing one will cost you marks. How to Write a Perfect Inference Answer For Sec 1 History, you cannot just guess. You must use the

Using the B.E.E format (Basis, Evidence, Explanation) to answer the Comparison SBQ question. You can use it for History and Social Studies! Want to subscribe to our resources? -> Check it out here -> https://www.theurbanhistorian.sg/urbanacademy

Sec 2 History tuition

Want to subscribe to our resources? -> Check it out here -> https://www.theurbanhistorian.sg/urbanacademy Sec 1 History students -> Here's a quick summary about the decline of Singapore from the late 14th century.

Sec 1 History Inference SBQ Question

Here's a walkthrough on how to frame the answer for your Sec 1 History Inference question. Want to subscribe to our resources? -> Check it out here -> https://www.theurbanhistorian.sg/urbanacademy

Sec 2 History - Reliability SBQ

Greetings, dear readers! Let me whisk you away to the sweltering heat and bustling activity of 19th century Singapore, where I, an Indian...

The post humorously recounts the transformation of the Port of Singapore from a quiet fishing village in 1819 to a bustling global port.

A humorous interview of Raffles about his experiences in Singapore.