<p>This resource is a 13,579-word document of model answers for the AQA A-level Geography specification, It contains model answers only on the units I myself studied, which are (Paper 1) Coasts, Hazards, and the Water and Carbon Cycle, and (Paper 2) Changing Places, Contemporary Urban Environments, and Global Systems/Governance.</p> <p>The document contains 21 individual 20-mark questions, all of which should recieve full (or incredibly close) marks if submitted in an A-level examination.</p> <p>All of these model answers are complete with appropriate theory and case study evidence from all over the world.</p> <p>In addition to this, there are some 9, 6 and 4 mark question model answers.</p> <p>Please see my additional resources for a full revision booklet covering the entire AQA A-level Geography course, on which you can find additional theory and case studies to write your own model answers, as well as a high-mark A* grade model NEA.</p>

<p>This resource is a homemade revision booklet which contains the content required to achieve the highest grade bands in the Edexcel A-level Government and Politics Specification. I myself produced the booklet throughout my time studying for my A-level examinations in May and June 2022.</p> <p>The booklet totals 46,465 words spread over 124 pages and contains all the information, case studies and statistics you should require when studying for the examinations.</p> <p>The information contained covers Paper 1 - UK Politics, Paper 2 - UK Government, Paper 3 - American Politics, as well as Core and Non Core Ideologies.</p> <p>The information contains case studies and statistical evidence for British and American Politics, and an analysis of the key thinkers’ views on the state, human nature, society and the economy of the core ideologies (Liberalism, Conservativism and Socialism), and the non-core ideology Feminism.</p>

<p>This resource is a fully completed, 44-page, 12,428-word NEA (Non-Examined Assessment) model. I.e., the coursework side of the current specification AQA Geography A-level.</p> <p>This resource was submitted as part of my actual A-level assessment, and recieved a near-full mark A* level grade.</p> <p>The topic choice of this NEA is the Contemporary Urban Environments Unit, and the title/question is: “An investigation into the effectiveness of regeneration projects at the Queen Elizabeth Olympic Park in Stratford, London, and an assessment of the project’s impact on the surrounding built environment.”</p> <p>I would recommend this resource as a helpful guide when completing any human geography NEA, or as a structural guide to physical geography NEA too.</p> <p>Please refer to my other resources where you can find a 112-page revision document for the exam side of the AQA course, and a booklet of model answers.</p>

<p>This resource is a homemade revision booklet which contains all the content required to achieve the highest grade bands in the exam-based side of the AQA A-level Geography specification.</p> <p>The booklet itself is extensive (48,438 words/112 pages) and provides an in-depth analysis of the units’ covered theories and case studies.</p> <p>This booklet was produced throughout my time studying A-level geography and is a combination of content and case studies from the AQA specification, and my own research formed from extensive reading around the subject. It contains information only on the units I myself studied, which are (Paper 1) Coasts, Hazards, and the Water and Carbon Cycle, and (Paper 2) Changing Places, Contemporary Urban Environments, and Global Systems/Governance. This booklet has no explicit reference to the coursework (NEA) element of the specification, but the theory remains useful in this aspect nonetheless.</p> <p>Please refer to my other resources for an exemplar full NEA and extensive model answers for questions of all lengths.</p>