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Edexcel A-level Geography- 4th June 2018 Paper
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(Original post by olliebattle)
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(Original post by flowerglobe)
me too, i revised all i could but i feel like thats still not enough when it comes to this crap spec
me too, i revised all i could but i feel like thats still not enough when it comes to this crap spec
We shall see.
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I'm honestly so nervous... i dont know what to do, i think i'll be revising all night cause even with the amount of revision i've don i still feel as if i dont know anything
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(Original post by Easosos1)
TBH i think that the grade boundaries will be extremely low, due to the fact that it is the first year of this new A level.
We shall see.
TBH i think that the grade boundaries will be extremely low, due to the fact that it is the first year of this new A level.
We shall see.
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(Original post by romivl)
Do you think the paper will be difficult??
Do you think the paper will be difficult??
Whatever happens we'll be fine :-)
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Thanks! This made me feel a bit better! Wish you good luck
(Original post by Easosos1)
I think they will keep the paper relatively simple this year. You have to remember that the grade boundaries are bound to be low and you will have coursework as well. I mean my class have consistently done badly in every exam, but that was by the older grade boundaries from the previous specification.
Whatever happens we'll be fine :-)
I think they will keep the paper relatively simple this year. You have to remember that the grade boundaries are bound to be low and you will have coursework as well. I mean my class have consistently done badly in every exam, but that was by the older grade boundaries from the previous specification.
Whatever happens we'll be fine :-)
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I have done next to no revision due to a severe procrastination problem coupled with stress and mental health issues as well as my general disdain for the subject.
On the bright side, I've got an unconditional offer but that still requires me to achieve 2 A levels at least E grade and I'm now scared that I won't even achieve that despite being a straight A student in the glory days of GCSE.
TLDR: I'm stressing my balls off
On the bright side, I've got an unconditional offer but that still requires me to achieve 2 A levels at least E grade and I'm now scared that I won't even achieve that despite being a straight A student in the glory days of GCSE.
TLDR: I'm stressing my balls off
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Guys what would you answer for this question??
Assess the importance of governance in the successful management of tectonic mega-disasters. (12)
Assess the importance of governance in the successful management of tectonic mega-disasters. (12)
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(Original post by romivl)
I'm honestly so nervous... i dont know what to do, i think i'll be revising all night cause even with the amount of revision i've don i still feel as if i dont know anything
I'm honestly so nervous... i dont know what to do, i think i'll be revising all night cause even with the amount of revision i've don i still feel as if i dont know anything
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(Original post by romivl)
Guys what would you answer for this question??
Assess the importance of governance in the successful management of tectonic mega-disasters. (12)
Guys what would you answer for this question??
Assess the importance of governance in the successful management of tectonic mega-disasters. (12)
UN - 20,000 deaths or a significant reduction in GDP.
Then I'd argue why it is good. So for instance it modifies vulnerability, through education which can help local community resilience, people can learn about how to aptly prepare. For example by not building houses near each other. They can also learn to seek open land with little obstacles that would otherwise increase harm, thus increasing the likelihood of illness and death. This can be seen in Izmits 1999 earthquake.
Then I'd talk about how prediction can help reduce the proportion of those at risk. (Although the initial hazard is hard to predict, there is no reason why the secondary tsunami and landsliding cant be) -for this i would use the examples of Christchurch and Tohoku.
Finally the counter argument would look into the fact that scale of the hazard is often too large and little can be done to stop some things.Tohoku is a good example of this.
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(Original post by romivl)
Guys what would you answer for this question??
Assess the importance of governance in the successful management of tectonic mega-disasters. (12)
Guys what would you answer for this question??
Assess the importance of governance in the successful management of tectonic mega-disasters. (12)
u basically talk about how governance (which is any kind of way people help reduce the impacts of a tectonic event not just the government ) has meant that the impacts of a disaster has been lessened and as a counter you talk about how the actual size of the disaster was high but the impacts were not as high
u have to compare two different tectonic events and the best one to do is Haiti vs Japan because Japan's earthquake magnitude was much higher but the death toll was much less
structure i guess would be
P1-how governance has helped-talk about japan
P2-how a lack of governance has bad effects-talk about haiti
p3-could add how although governance is important the actual hazard event plays a bigger role
i dunno if that helps
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(Original post by flowerglobe)
lol thats like the generic question they always ask
u basically talk about how governance (which is any kind of way people help reduce the impacts of a tectonic event not just the government ) has meant that the impacts of a disaster has been lessened and as a counter you talk about how the actual size of the disaster was high but the impacts were not as high
u have to compare two different tectonic events and the best one to do is Haiti vs Japan because Japan's earthquake magnitude was much higher but the death toll was much less
structure i guess would be
P1-how governance has helped-talk about japan
P2-how a lack of governance has bad effects-talk about haiti
p3-could add how although governance is important the actual hazard event plays a bigger role
i dunno if that helps
lol thats like the generic question they always ask
u basically talk about how governance (which is any kind of way people help reduce the impacts of a tectonic event not just the government ) has meant that the impacts of a disaster has been lessened and as a counter you talk about how the actual size of the disaster was high but the impacts were not as high
u have to compare two different tectonic events and the best one to do is Haiti vs Japan because Japan's earthquake magnitude was much higher but the death toll was much less
structure i guess would be
P1-how governance has helped-talk about japan
P2-how a lack of governance has bad effects-talk about haiti
p3-could add how although governance is important the actual hazard event plays a bigger role
i dunno if that helps
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(Original post by Easosos1)
Okay So first I'd start with a definition of a megadisaster.
UN - 20,000 deaths or a significant reduction in GDP.
Then I'd argue why it is good. So for instance it modifies vulnerability, through education which can help local community resilience, people can learn about how to aptly prepare. For example by not building houses near each other. They can also learn to seek open land with little obstacles that would otherwise increase harm, thus increasing the likelihood of illness and death. This can be seen in Izmits 1999 earthquake.
Then I'd talk about how prediction can help reduce the proportion of those at risk. (Although the initial hazard is hard to predict, there is no reason why the secondary tsunami and landsliding cant be) -for this i would use the examples of Christchurch and Tohoku.
Finally the counter argument would look into the fact that scale of the hazard is often too large and little can be done to stop some things.Tohoku is a good example of this.
Okay So first I'd start with a definition of a megadisaster.
UN - 20,000 deaths or a significant reduction in GDP.
Then I'd argue why it is good. So for instance it modifies vulnerability, through education which can help local community resilience, people can learn about how to aptly prepare. For example by not building houses near each other. They can also learn to seek open land with little obstacles that would otherwise increase harm, thus increasing the likelihood of illness and death. This can be seen in Izmits 1999 earthquake.
Then I'd talk about how prediction can help reduce the proportion of those at risk. (Although the initial hazard is hard to predict, there is no reason why the secondary tsunami and landsliding cant be) -for this i would use the examples of Christchurch and Tohoku.
Finally the counter argument would look into the fact that scale of the hazard is often too large and little can be done to stop some things.Tohoku is a good example of this.
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(Original post by romivl)
Guys what would you answer for this question??
Assess the importance of governance in the successful management of tectonic mega-disasters. (12)
Guys what would you answer for this question??
Assess the importance of governance in the successful management of tectonic mega-disasters. (12)
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(Original post by Covert Banana)
Don't forget that tectonics makes up a really small part of this paper. I think it's like 16 marks so don't focus your revision on it too much.
Don't forget that tectonics makes up a really small part of this paper. I think it's like 16 marks so don't focus your revision on it too much.
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Is there any point revising skills like Chi Squared,Spearmens Rank we don't need to right?
Also the one thing on coasts that I am stuck on is vegetation. How does vegetation form a salt marsh and a sand dune etc.. Can anyone help
Also the one thing on coasts that I am stuck on is vegetation. How does vegetation form a salt marsh and a sand dune etc.. Can anyone help
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