AQA Geography Unit 1 May 14th 2013

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Yeah i'll have to read through mine like 3 times lol and talk about it :biggrin:

Thats good!

I find it hilarious when you are talking out loud about facts and you hear a family member walking outside the room and you have to awkwardly stop talking until they have gone :biggrin:

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homefind

Original post by Blueray2

Yeah i'll have to read through mine like 3 times lol and talk about it :biggrin:

Thats good! Never knew about the Wallasea Island, Essex ???

ye Wallasea Island is a pretty small, easy case study to learn, this website is where we got all our info for it - it was class homework to make the case study ourselves.

http://www.geography.org.uk/resources/flooding/wallaseaisland/links/

You have to click 'Wallasea island' link to the left of the page
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Reply 62

User995789

Original post by homefind

Haha yeah so true!
:biggrin:

Thanks, but it seems more complex than the cgp, maybe because its laid out so nicley in the cgp one lol :biggrin:

Reply 63

homefind

Original post by Blueray2

Haha yeah so true!
:biggrin:

Thanks, but it seems more complex than the cgp, maybe because its laid out so nicley in the cgp one lol :biggrin:

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Reply 64

JLKeating

Original post by Blueray2

Hi, im doing this as well :smile:

Does anyone know what are the differences between positive and negative feedback loops?
I'm doing rivers, coasts, population and health :smile:

Is this with population?

Our teacher told us to think about it as positive checks positively reduced the population whereas negative checks stopped it from increasing. I think"

Reply 65

Jaydude

Original post by Blueray2

What mark did you get for them? :smile:

Say the number, i got 13 for my one :smile:

Yeah i'll have to use the cgp for that as well :smile:

Oh are you going to use the case study in the cgp book for coasts? The one on holderness coast and blackwater etc?

How are you memorizing all of this content? :smile:

Which topic did you get 13 for? Human? Etc. I've got high level 3 answers for coasts. I mostly need model answers for human and population. :smile:

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Reply 66

User995789

Original post by Jaydude

Which topic did you get 13 for? Human? Etc. I've got high level 3 answers for coasts. I mostly need model answers for human and population. :smile:

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Yep for population, what topic was yours? :biggrin:

Reply 67

User995789

Original post by JLKeating

Is this with population?

Our teacher told us to think about it as positive checks positively reduced the population whereas negative checks stopped it from increasing. I think"

Can you please take pictures of population stuff from that booklet if you've done it / answered 15 markers? :biggrin:

I'll give you on that I got 13/15 on as well :smile:

Thanks!

Reply 68

JLKeating

Original post by Blueray2

Can you please take pictures of population stuff from that booklet if you've done it / answered 15 markers? :biggrin:

I'll give you on that I got 13/15 on as well :smile:

Thanks!

We had a different teacher for Population and Energy Issues so don't have booklets like with Rivers and Glaciation so my notes are dreadful, sorry!

Reply 69

User995789

Original post by JLKeating

We had a different teacher for Population and Energy Issues so don't have booklets like with Rivers and Glaciation so my notes are dreadful, sorry!

Haha np

Ill use the cgp :biggrin:

Reply 70

homefind

Original post by Blueray2

Haha np

Ill use the cgp :biggrin:

Be careful with using just the CGP, I've noticed it doesn't have anything on Malthus/Boserup/Club of Rome

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User995789

Original post by homefind

Be careful with using just the CGP, I've noticed it doesn't have anything on Malthus/Boserup/Club of Rome

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Thanks for the warning :smile:

Will have to use the fat blue textbook as well :colone:

Reply 72

homefind

Original post by Blueray2

Thanks for the warning :smile:

Will have to use the fat blue textbook as well :colone:

No problem :biggrin:

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Reply 73

User995789

Original post by homefind

No problem :biggrin:

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Are you doing health as well? :tongue:

Send me your coast notes :colone:

Reply 74

homefind

Original post by Blueray2

Are you doing health as well? :tongue:

Send me your coast notes :colone:

No I'm doing energy issues, erm I can't :tongue:

they are on paper not on PC :P

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Reply 75

User995789

Original post by homefind

No I'm doing energy issues, erm I can't :tongue:

they are on paper not on PC :P

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Haha take a pic/scan them i'll do the same with mine :biggrin:

Reply 76

homefind

Original post by Blueray2

Haha take a pic/scan them i'll do the same with mine :biggrin:

noooo way that would take too long :tongue:

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Reply 77

User995789

Original post by homefind

noooo way that would take too long :tongue:

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loool pm'd

Reply 78

homefind

Hey guys just been looking at a past paper and this question came up in coasts section - 'Explain the causes of sea level change and the formation of resultant coastal landforms' is this on about submergent and emergent landforms??

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Reply 79

NaomiASuts

Original post by Jaydude

Thanks!

It's by no means perfect (it could be significantly more concise, and i have dreadful grammar) but it got 15/15 and was the only example i could find i did in a timed exam conditions (it was a mock) that was actually presentable. My handwriting is usually a lot worse than this XD