A feeding programme in a Malawi village
Case-study answers are important because they count for up to 9 marks in your exam. Case-study questions are used by examiners to identify those candidates who should be awarded the top grades. The first step is to know what the examiner is looking for in such questions.
Look at Box 1, which is a description of what examiners want for A and A* answers. The words in bold tell you what you need to do.
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