The best way to revise Geography for AS is to make concise notes. This piece of advice is for case studies, which can be a few facts slipped into essays. However, for geographical concepts as well an overview of geography as a whole- make sure you
understand the information.There is no point in learning something if you don't understand it.
If you're losing a couple marks just because they're silly mistakes- that's great. As long as you're not losing them because you don't understand.
I suggest you read each question properly and underline every single key word in the sentence.
For AS (Edexcel), I did two units:
Unit 1:
-The World At Risk (did natural disasters, climate change and their management etc)
-Globalisation (megacities, migration, transnational corporations, etc)
Unit 2:
-Crowded Coasts
-Rebranding
[your teacher may choose different modules, plus, a lot of AS Edexcel geography isn't divided up into physical and human geography- all topics in each module have a mixture of both, which for me makes it easier and more enjoyable. I would
hate doing a topic on solely tectonics
!]
I'm not at university (yet, hopefully!) but I'm currently doing Geography at A2 now- really like it!
I hope to pursue International Relations at university.
PS: The climate change deal is an important international example of mitigating climate change- it's the first time a tonne of country's have actually agreed to do something about climate change.
Have a read:
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/science-environment-34572157