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I create revision resources aimed at A Level (and GCSE) students focusing on English Literature (AQA), Geography (Edexcel), Sociology and 1st year university Law students.

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I create revision resources aimed at A Level (and GCSE) students focusing on English Literature (AQA), Geography (Edexcel), Sociology and 1st year university Law students.
Global Hazards - Revision Notes
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Global Hazards - Revision Notes

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Overview These notes can be used for A Level Geography revision. They focus on the physical perspectives of global hazards and contain relevant theory, statistics, graphs and case studies. Key topics covered Plate tectonics Tectonic Hazards Earthquakes Volcanoes Tsunamis Landslides Meteorological Hazards -Climate change - Flooding Floodplains Key Case Studies
A Level Edexcel Geography Coursework
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A Level Edexcel Geography Coursework

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The Essay This resource contains the entire essay, data presentation and methods table required for the A Level Edexcel Geography coursework. This coursework piece was awarded a final grade of an A. The title of this essay is ‘How does the risk of coastal erosion vary along the North Beach in Tenby?’. The essay contains 4 sub-sections to structure the report. Sub-questions: What is the background on Tenby’s geology? What factors influence erosion rates? Compare data results along the North beach? Has coastal management affected erosion rates along North beach? The Data Collection This resource contains data presentation for the coursework piece. The types of data collected are from along a coastline (Tenby, Wales). The data is presented in a variety of forms, including radar graphs, maps, line graphs and charts. Types of data collected include techniques: Bi-polar CISA Cliff profile Field sketches Chi squared photographs Methods This resource contains the methods document for the coursework. Included in the methods table is: Primary or secondary data Location, timing, sample size Why was this data required? How was this data collected? Why was data collected in this way? Weaknesses with this data collection method What risks were present and how were they reduced?