does anyone’s teachers have any predictions for any of the human questions? the physical paper today was decent apart from that standard deviation question 🤣🤣

i did the wrong standard deviation question in the coasts section (i was meant to do glaciers), and it took me 10 minutes to figure it out ;_;

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16bhatam

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Original post by alex.25

atmospheric issues such as water pollution and air pollution also hasn’t been a 20 marker before

yh im thinking this and maybe they link it to urban waste as that can create pollution issues and neither topic has ever come up before what do u think?

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alex.25

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Original post by 16bhatam

yh im thinking this and maybe they link it to urban waste as that can create pollution issues and neither topic has ever come up before what do u think?

yeh that potentially could be one i reckon

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Joe Hurdle

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Hey, does anyone think urban policies might come up again? I think it was either 2020 or 19 when it last came up on policies from 1979? Thinking of going over policies from top down from the 80s to bottom up from the mid 90s.

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t.4515

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Original post by Joe Hurdle

Hey, does anyone think urban policies might come up again? I think it was either 2020 or 19 when it last came up on policies from 1979? Thinking of going over policies from top down from the 80s to bottom up from the mid 90s.

As a 20 or 9?

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Joe Hurdle

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It came up as a 20 but I feel like it could come up this year as maybe a 9?

Original post by t.4515

As a 20 or 9?

Reply 35

B00thie

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Do you reckon a migration 20 marker would come up in this year's pop'n and the environ' in June?

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t.4515

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With 2 weeks to go, how are people actually revising changing places, global systems/ governance and contemporary urban environments???

Reply 37

Joe Hurdle

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Just past papers really. If I get to something im not so confident on, I'll go over that fully and then move on really. Learn some case studies too like apples, London docklands on the Isle of Dogs, my far away place and close etc.

Original post by t.4515

With 2 weeks to go, how are people actually revising changing places, global systems/ governance and contemporary urban environments???

Reply 38

t.4515

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Original post by Joe Hurdle

Just past papers really. If I get to something im not so confident on, I'll go over that fully and then move on really. Learn some case studies too like apples, London docklands on the Isle of Dogs, my far away place and close etc.

You got any good notes for London Docklands and apple? Also what’s your far place?

Also I just had a thought. If you get for example a question on specifically on your near place OR far place, can you technically chose either. Basically if it asks for ur near place only, you can technically use your far place as you’re more comfortable with it. And you won’t lose marks because the examiner doesn’t know what’s ur near or far place, do they?

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Joe Hurdle

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For Docklands, I did a huge mind map on a whiteboard and just went over every fact that I knew then added some in too. Probably best to go on physics and maths tutor, obviously tutor2u and coolgeography for case studies etc. I can send the whiteboard mind map I did if anyone wants. Also yeah I completely agree with you haha, examiners would know what your far or near place was so if it only asks about one in the question then I guess you could choose. But im also assuming if they asked about one then you would contrast to the other study to create a balanced argument.

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