Best ways to revise for Geography?

Idk, I just read the textbook before the exam..

It's gotten me A* in all of my mocks. Doubt i can pull it off in the real thing.

Mixed feelings about the physical paper we just did.

I'm revising for geo rn.

A rep if you can figure out how :P

I'd print out the specification and go through it like a checklist. I write small notes or bullet points, maybe even drawing small diagrams (based on my knowledge) on the same paper next to every point the exam is looking for. It's really easy to keep track of what you know and all the information is in one place.

I create flashcards and ask people to test me. If I get that flashcard wrong, I would redo it at the end.

I feel kind of screwed for geography.
Any tips for revising effectively for this subject?

I have made loaaddss of flashcards and then for the case studies I have written them up on my computer in detailed notes and as it gets closer to the exam I will keep writing the bits of the case studies that I don't know on some paper until I remember them. For the physical paper I did all the past papers, mainly just looking through them, the mark schemes and the examiners report. I found the mark scheme especially useful as they are usually quite strict with what they allow and the questions are often repeated so if you can remember what kind of thing is on the mark scheme it can be useful

have a look at a map

1. Revise. Read one SMALL section of class notes/text book or my website (igcsegeography.wordpress.com). A section will ideally take you around 30-60 seconds to read. Then summarise the concept in your own words. VIisualise processes to help you remember how they work. Go through as many new concepts as possible until you become tired (nkt bored) and feel like you can not remember anything new. Take a short break, then repeat these concepts to yourself again. Check you remember the next morning. Do not dwell too much on definitions or case studies ie. learn the theory first. After you have revised an entire topic eg. coasts, place a blank piece of paper in front of you and write down everything you remember. Then go over your notes to see what you missed.
2. Practise. Complete past paper questions for each topic from the syllabus, as a part of studying the topic and to track your progress. In the final week before your exam focus on exam technique. Complete past papers under exam conditions and check your answers with the mark scheme. Learn the mark scheme answers for questions you get wrong.
Hope this helps