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I imagine a lot of A level politics students don't understand it that well either, you're taught an exam. Politics is an ever moving subject and unless you keep yourself involved in it every single day, constantly finding out about changes, policies, ministers etc then you will end up missing something. It takes a long time and from my experience schools had a strong left wing bias anyway. People should be taught how to interpret a bias, how to do their own research, how to get involved rather than being taught politics myself. Here's a question from a politics paper:

&gt;Using your own knowledge as well as the extract, consider the extent to which ordinary members of the main UK political parties influence party policy.

This isn't politics, it's a waste. Sure it's good to know but this was a high mark question on such a minor topic, educating the masses in the current system would be a waste of money. I've never studied politics and I could write an essay on that, just by being involved in it. That's what needs to happen, they need to teach people how to get involved and how not to be influenced by the media.
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