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Geograph revision AQA

I'm really struggling on ways to revise for Geography, I've made some notes and mind maps, but I'm not quite sure if this is helpful.
What are you guys doing?

Reply 1

dobbs

Look through past exam papers at www.aqa.org.uk :smile:

Make sure you select the correct specification - Geography A or Geography B.

Print some out, try them, trust me you will find a pattern in the type of questions that come up each year.

Reply 2

Crystallouise99

Case studies are soooo annoying !!!!!
We had to learn 4 case studies for the tourism unit

Reply 3

dippers

Original post by Crystallouise99

Case studies are soooo annoying !!!!!
We had to learn 4 case studies for the tourism unit

I know I hate them! Do you have some examples about how international aid can be sustainable for the country they are giving it to?

Reply 4

Crystallouise99

Sorry I haven't done that topics/sections yet ???

Anyway, what's the section called ??

Reply 5

dippers

Original post by Crystallouise99

Sorry I haven't done that topics/sections yet ???

Anyway, what's the section called ??

The development gap.

Reply 6

Crystallouise99

Sorry I have definitely not done that topic. Look on the Geography A AQA website, see if that will do any help!!!

Some people also suggest the Geography CGP Revision Guide

Reply 7

dobbs

Original post by Crystallouise99

Case studies are soooo annoying !!!!!
We had to learn 4 case studies for the tourism unit

Are you doing Geography A or Geography B?

In Geography B for the tourism section, the pupils at my school learn far more than 4 case studies...so count yourself lucky! :smile:

Reply 8

Crystallouise99

Well, I'm doing Geography A.

But I don't get the difference between Geography A and Geography B anyway :rolleyes:

Reply 9

olliebattle

Original post by dobbs

Look through past exam papers at www.aqa.org.uk :smile:

Make sure you select the correct specification - Geography A or Geography B.

Print some out, try them, trust me you will find a pattern in the type of questions that come up each year.