Key features over 50 exam questions some with full answers, some with essay plans, some to practice with includes 4 mark, 6 mark, 8 mark, 12 mark and 20 mark questions for all human topics in the Edexcel A Level Geography specification = Globalisation & Superpowers, Regeneration, MIS useful to learn style of writing for geography + how to plan questions from an A* student

over 50 essay plans can practise over and over again include definitions clear for and against style with conclusion options includes past paper questions AND sample set questions

Key features full answers to questions part answers to questions practice questions essay plans 4 mark, 6 mark, 8 mark, 12 mark and 20 mark questions for ALL physical topics in Edexcel A level Geography Spec some questions include diagrams, often present in exams range of resources available from an A* student

Speaking questions for paper 3 includes all topics EXCEPT le droit de vote, manifestations & immigration ( still has questions for these topics, but no answers) includes more information than needed so that students can select what is relevant to them includes facts & figures high-level structures e.g. subjonctif, future proche, dont, conditionel, duquel, etc…

Notes for A Level Students Key features local place is Stratford & New Town (ward) constrasting place is Knightsbridge & Belgravia (ward) two places compared are of the same size, allows students to compare them easily can be used as a springboard for human geography coursework short & concise but detailed enough for A level contains some essay plans includes skills e.g. maps, analysis

Notes for A level students Key features concise yet detailed enough for A level geography contains lots of evaluation points, useful for 20 markers enough depth for 4, 6 and 8 mark questions diagrams to explain complex concepts appropriate terminology & keywords required for a level skills listed in the specification included e.g. the use of maps, with exercises for students to try divided & structured by enquiry questions + further divided into sub units provides structured revision, helping to avoid overwhelming students extra resources at the end for other notes, websites, etc Would recommend using this in conjuction with my other notes, available on my shop

Notes for the Tectonics topic, with the specification within the document to ensure that everything is covered. Key features concise notes made from the textbook and multiple online sources detailed enough for A level but not too lengthy perfect for making flashcards / questions to test yourself includes diagrams can be used as a REVISION GUIDE effective for BLURTING

Notes for A level students Key features concise yet detailed enough for A level geography contains lots of evaluation points, useful for 12 markers present in Superpowers enough depth for 4 mark questions diagrams to explain complex concepts appropriate terminology & keywords required for a level divided into subunits using the enquiry questions, perfect to blurt with as you learn the content provides structured revision

near full marks, just missed one mark lots of literature reviewed clear structure focused on Walton-on-the-Naze, its lithology, geology, vegetation, marine and subaerial processes VERY STRONG NEA

Notes for A Level students Main features can be used as a revision guide great diagrams included to explain marine processes made with lots of different resources detailed enough for A Level but still concise

clear concise notes boxed - each box acts as a flashcard review questions at the end

Notes for A level students Key features concise yet detailed enough for A level geography contains lots of evaluation points, useful for 12 markers and 20 markers enough depth for 4 mark questions diagrams to explain complex concepts appropriate terminology & keywords required for a level

Notes for A Level Geography Students Main Features concise notes but still detailed enough for exams can be used as a revision guide includes pointers for the skills required in geography e.g. maps, analysis lots of concise case studies maps & diagrams

Notes for A Level Students Key features concise notes but still detailed enough for A level lots of diagrams to understand hydrological cycle includes keywords required for A level Geography storm hydrographs & other skills listed in the specification

three practice questions would encourage students to try the three questions by themselves first, and then compare their answer to mine

clear concise notes on ALLL AS content clear definitions and explanations includes key open-access diagrams lots of examples of different microeconomic situations notes tailored to the exam structure, structured by topics that can be linked and asked similar questions

clear concise notes on AS content clear definitions and explanations includes key open-access diagrams lots of examples of different macroeconomic situations notes tailored to the exam structure, structured by topics that can be linked and asked similar questions on e.g. international development linked to exchange rates

example 25/25 question on market failure and buffer stock can be used across multiple exam boards e.g. OCR, AQA, Edexcel this essay is free, but for similar essay plans to the same standard, I would recommend looking at my essay plan resources they’re £5 but very worth it, because you’re getting over 50 essay plans