Geography for Edexcel A Level Year 1 and AS Student Book notes (1st edition)

Teacher marked A* Physical Geography 'Tectonics' essay, answering the question 'Assess the reasons why some communities are more vulnerable than others to tectonic hazards' scoring 11/12 marks. A-level Edexcel Geography.

Detailed notes for revision regarding the (Dynamic landscapes) Topic 1: Tectonic Processes and Hazards, A level geography course. Overview: Tectonic hazards – earthquakes, volcanic eruptions and secondary hazards such as tsunamis – represent a significant risk in some parts of the world. This is especially the case where active tectonic plate boundaries interact with areas of high population density and low levels of development. Resilience in these places can be low, and the interaction ...

Detailed revision notes for Edexcel Geography 2016 specification. Dynamic Landscapes, Tectonic Processes and Hazards EQ1 > "Why are some locations more at risk from tectonic hazards?". All my notes are split into separate EQ's. The document provides diagrams, pictures, and it's colour coded. Red = Key words, Purple = Case studies.

A-level Edexcel Physical Geography 'Tectonics' teacher marked example for the question 'Assess the effectiveness of prediction and forecasting in the management of tectonic hazards' (12 marks). This scored 9/12 marks. Contains Do's and Don'ts on how to write a 12 mark essay.

Summary notes with diagrams, colour co-ordinated sections and case studies for Geogrpahy A level.Section 1 covers natural hazards including case studies integrated throughout to be used as examples to support answers in exams.Topics that are covered begin around plate tectonics describing how earthquakes,volcanoes and Tsunamis occur including their primary and secondary impacts.The second section covers risks associated with natural hazards and models such as the PAR model, The pressure and rele...

A* A-level Physical Geography 'Tectonics' teacher marked example for the question 'Explain why prediction and forecasting are not always effective in the management of tectonic hazards' (6 marks). This scored 6/6 marks.

A* Edexcel Physical Geography 'Coasts' teacher marked essay, answering the essay question 'Evaluate the view that rates of coastal recession are largely controlled by geological factors (20 marks).' This essay scored 17/20 marks (equivalent to A*).

Detailed notes for revision regarding the (Landscape Systems, Processes and Change) Topic 2: Coastal Landscapes and Change, A level geography course. Overview: Coastal landscapes develop due to the interaction of winds, waves and currents, as well as through the contribution of both terrestrial and offshore sources of sediment. These flows of energy and variations in sediment budgets interact with the prevailing geological and lithological characteristics of the coast to operate as coastal sy...

A* A-level Physical Geography 'Tectonics' teacher marked example for the question 'Explain why prediction and forecasting can be effective in the management of tectonic hazards' (6 marks). This scored 6/6 marks. Contains Do's and Don'ts for how to write your answer and how to get top marks.

Teacher marked A* Physical Geography 'Tectonics' essay, answering the question 'Assess the reasons why some communities are more vulnerable than others to tectonic hazards' scoring 11/12 marks. A-level Edexcel Geography.

A* Edexcel Physical Geography 'Coasts' teacher marked essay, answering the essay question 'Evaluate the view that rates of coastal recession are largely controlled by geological factors (20 marks).' This essay scored 17/20 marks (equivalent to A*).

A-level Edexcel Physical Geography 'Tectonics' teacher marked example for the question 'Assess the effectiveness of prediction and forecasting in the management of tectonic hazards' (12 marks). This scored 9/12 marks. Contains Do's and Don'ts on how to write a 12 mark essay.

A* A-level Physical Geography 'Tectonics' teacher marked example for the question 'Explain why prediction and forecasting can be effective in the management of tectonic hazards' (6 marks). This scored 6/6 marks. Contains Do's and Don'ts for how to write your answer and how to get top marks.

A* A-level Physical Geography 'Tectonics' teacher marked example for the question 'Explain why prediction and forecasting are not always effective in the management of tectonic hazards' (6 marks). This scored 6/6 marks.

Summary notes with diagrams, colour co-ordinated sections and case studies for Geogrpahy A level.Section 1 covers natural hazards including case studies integrated throughout to be used as examples to support answers in exams.Topics that are covered begin around plate tectonics describing how earthquakes,volcanoes and Tsunamis occur including their primary and secondary impacts.The second section covers risks associated with natural hazards and models such as the PAR model, The pressure and rele...

Detailed notes for revision regarding the (Dynamic landscapes) Topic 1: Tectonic Processes and Hazards, A level geography course. Overview: Tectonic hazards – earthquakes, volcanic eruptions and secondary hazards such as tsunamis – represent a significant risk in some parts of the world. This is especially the case where active tectonic plate boundaries interact with areas of high population density and low levels of development. Resilience in these places can be low, and the interaction ...