Bremen Abitur German study plan

Inventory the four Abitur task formats (Textanalyse, Erörterung, materialgestütztes Schreiben, Sprachbetrachtung) and write a one-page profile of each with its typical operator verbs

Solve 10 pure calculus tasks (Ableitung, Extremstellen, Wendepunkte) from a self-assembled set and log every error by cause

Build a personal operator-verb glossary (analysieren, erläutern, beurteilen, gestalten) with one sample sentence each

Re-derive the quotient, product and chain rules from scratch on a blank sheet without notes

Draft two full Textanalysen (one lyric poem, one prose excerpt) under a 90-minute timer each, using a fixed structure: Einleitung, Inhaltsangabe, Analyse, Deutung

Master the analysis toolkit for line of argument, rhetoric and syntax by annotating three non-fiction editorials in full

Work through 12 analysis tasks (Kurvendiskussion, Steckbriefaufgaben) and write clean solutions with correct notation and units

Memorise and apply the vocabulary of stylistic devices (Stilmittel) in your own annotations rather than recognizing them passively

Write one argumentative Erörterung (both sandbox and text-based variants) with a clearly signposted thesis, counter-argument and synthesis

Practise materialgestütztes Schreiben once: select and cite from a supplied set of three short sources without plagiarism

Target the analysis area where week 2 scored lowest and redo two tasks of that type with a corrected method

Solve 8 tasks on analytical geometry (Geraden, Ebenen, Abstandsprobleme) and check each result by an independent method

Diagnose your foreign-language baseline with one full reading and one full listening past-paper section, then rank your error types

Compile a 60-item personal vocabulary list from your own errors, each with a German equivalent and one example sentence

Write two short compositions (comment, letter to the editor) under 45-minute timers and revise them once against a checklist

Rehearse the oral component: record a two-minute monologue on a current topic and transcribe it to spot recurring grammar slips

Complete one full mock exam in your foreign language under real timing and mark it strictly against the official weighting

Choose and fix your fourth subject (social or natural science) and map its exam structure: task types, weighting, permitted aids

Build a one-page formula, definition or source-criticism sheet for the fourth subject

Run a 30-minute speaking practice on an exam-style prompt and note three concrete improvements

Work through 12 exam-style tasks in the fourth subject, alternating between its two most frequent task types

Practise source and material criticism: analyse three provided sources for origin, bias and reliability in writing

Solve 10 stochastics tasks (probability, binomial distribution, hypothesis testing) and verify each answer

Write two short evaluation passages (Beurteilung) in the fourth subject using a fixed criteria grid

Sit one full German mock (all required parts) under strict time and mark it with the official point scale

Sit one full foreign-language mock including the writing task and mark it against the rubric

Rewrite the weakest section of each mock from scratch with feedback-driven corrections

Rehearse the German oral or presentation component once with a recorded five-minute talk and self-review

Sit one full mathematics mock under strict time and mark it, then redo every lost point in a clean second pass

Sit one condensed fourth-subject mock and mark it with the criteria grid

Consolidate all four error logs into a single one-page 'final reminders' sheet per subject

Run a timed final review of formulas, operator verbs and vocabulary, closing any item still marked open