CIE • Geography

A clear and detailed revision guide, with relevant case studies covering: - Population - Migration - Settlement Dynamics Tailored towards CIE A-level, but will help with any A-level geography course.

Includes: conditions of formation, formation process, their symbiotic relationship with algae and threats to coral reefs (See 'Coastal Environments (Case Studies) - Geography CIE As & A Level' for Coral reefs case studies)

Includes: lists of erosional & depositional landforms, as well as landforms caused by rising/falling sea-level

Includes: Sub-aerial, Terrestrial and Marine Processes as well as Sediment Cells

Includes: Formation, Terminology, Wave Breakage (with diagram), Wave Types, Factors Influencing Size/Power

A brief introduction to Coastal Environments. Includes factors influencing the coastline and different zones of a coastline (with diagram)

Condensed information Only key facts you are likely to use in essay Includes case study for every question they could ask in exam Notes made from CIE Geography Textbook (and other smaller case studies found to fill in gaps of textbook)

A concise revision sheet with all the necessary detail for the Boscastle case study. An ideal study guide for Hydrology section B of the CIE AS Geography paper. I scored highly on this paper and achieved an A* in the subject using Boscastle as my case study.

In-depth AS Physical Geography notes covering all of the syllabus points in order for Hydrology, Rocks and Weathering and Atmosphere and Weather. I scored an A* across this course and dropped very few marks on this paper. I now read Geography at Durham University. These notes have plenty of detail for anybody aiming to achieve an A* in A-Level Geography, with numerous case study examples.

ENVIRONMENTAL MANAGEMENT AND GLOBAL INTERDEPENDENCE CIE A Level Geography Advanced Human Paper 4. Includes all notes and case studies. Notes from textbook.