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**CCEA GCSE Exams 2017 - Thread for thoughts, predictions etc**

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These are the posters I made for each section! There's no case studies on them but they should help with content!




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you are a life saver thankyou so much for sending these in!!
I hope that demand for resources or sustainable tourism doesnt come up as there is so much information in them.
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I hope that demand for resources or sustainable tourism doesnt come up as there is so much information in them.


Yeah I find them quite boring and dedious to answer! I especially hate the tourism Case Study!


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Original post by chemistrynerd13
Yeah I find them quite boring and tedious to answer! I especially hate the tourism Case Study!


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Original post by rmcgillin
you are a life saver thankyou so much for sending these in!!


No problem, I understand the quality decreases so if you need me to send you them via fb messenger or pm or something then it's fine


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I love the question on the impacts of increasing demand for resources! Would be a gift of 8 marks, I find the interpretive questions harder. If it's a question where I can just throw all my knowledge down on the page, I do fine
Original post by chemistrynerd13
Yeah I find them quite boring and dedious to answer! I especially hate the tourism Case Study!


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oh god yes, thats a killer. I have the notes for it though so it shouldnt be that bad, but i have a feeling this years paper will have alot of cause studies.
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No problem, I understand the quality decreases so if you need me to send you them via fb messenger or pm or something then it's fine


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thats fine thankyou!
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Oh my goodness @chemistrynerd13 you are a legend! Thanks so much!
Original post by peter_17
Oh my goodness @chemistrynerd13 you are a legend! Thanks so much!


No bother! Glad to help! Good luck if I don't get talking to you again before it!


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Original post by chemistrynerd13
No bother! Glad to help! Good luck if I don't get talking to you again before it!


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Ah yes, good luck to you too! The main challenge will be completing all the paper in 90 mins I think
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Ah yes, good luck to you too! The main challenge will be completing all the paper in 90 mins I think


I know I'm just following
45 minutes Section A
22.5 Minutes Section B
22.5 Minutes Section C as it worked for me in last years paper


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Original post by chemistrynerd13
I know I'm just following
45 minutes Section A
22.5 Minutes Section B
22.5 Minutes Section C as it worked for me in last years paper


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Yeah I'm just gonna do that too, seems the sensible option
Original post by peter_17
Yeah I'm just gonna do that too, seems the sensible option


and I mean if I get the first section done quicker then happy days👌🏼👌🏼But I doubt the occurrence of such an experience😂


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Original post by chemistrynerd13
and I mean if I get the first section done quicker then happy days👌🏼👌🏼But I doubt the occurrence of such an experience😂


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ahahaha yeah definitely won't be happening for me :laugh: it'll be a case of a mad rush whilst subsequently trying not to make stupid mistakes :s-smilie:
That's where my teacher really failed us. We were given structured revision guides, and we were advised to spend two weeks revising for each theme, and then to spend 30 minutes on each section. But by luck I looked at the specification and realised 50% of the unit was Theme A, and now 13/16 people in my class have repeated unit 1. :|
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That's where my teacher really failed us. We were given structured revision guides, and we were advised to spend two weeks revising for each theme, and then to spend 30 minutes on each section. But by luck I looked at the specification and realised 50% of the unit was Theme A, and now 13/16 people in my class have repeated unit 1. :|


I find it hard to believe though that theme A is the Largest. For some reason, for me it's always the one I seem to get done quicker than the rest¿?😂


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Original post by chemistrynerd13
I find it hard to believe though that theme A is the Largest. For some reason, for me it's always the one I seem to get done quicker than the rest¿?😂


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I find that especially in unit 1 haha! It's really strange
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I find it hard to believe though that theme A is the Largest. For some reason, for me it's always the one I seem to get done quicker than the rest¿?😂


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I find that too! I think it's due to map skills and simple describe questions like population pyramids being examined in theme A, so I find it quicker to revise, whereas theme C has four of the case studies. Theme B is fairly content heavy with trade/aid I find, while there's less than theme A I think it's harder to learn.
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I find that too! I think it's due to map skills and simple describe questions like population pyramids being examined in theme A, so I find it quicker to revise, whereas theme C has four of the case studies. Theme B is fairly content heavy with trade/aid I find, while there's less than theme A I think it's harder to learn.


Yeah I'm hoping for a quick section A. I hope they don't throw any twists on to our section A. Section B i find quite hard! Which reminds me of another prediction I have- which is how either debt or environmental factors hinder development as they haven't came up


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