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i dont think my class will be able to finish the course in time, as we still have year 12 work to do in year 13. For the nea, can someone explain what it is? Because i was under the impression that you just wrote about a trip you go on, but it turns out you create your own question and research it?
i can't find alot of info about it but if theres anything during summer i can
do to reduce my workload next year can you please let me know.
If anyone has done the nea what is it like, how long does it take, and what did you write about? for reference im doing alevel geography edexcel
i can't find alot of info about it but if theres anything during summer i can
do to reduce my workload next year can you please let me know.
If anyone has done the nea what is it like, how long does it take, and what did you write about? for reference im doing alevel geography edexcel
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Your teacher should be able to provide you with a little more guidance, but, yes, it is essentially a research project. A couple of my friends did geography A level and based their (human geography) NEA on changes in the local market town. The research part involved doing surveys on the local traders, then using the results to write a conclusion. I think it needs to be at least 4,000 words. Their year was the first year of the new spec geography A level, and even the teachers didn't know what to expect.
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Your teacher should be able to provide you with a little more guidance, but, yes, it is essentially a research project. A couple of my friends did geography A level and based their (human geography) NEA on changes in the local market town. The research part involved doing surveys on the local traders, then using the results to write a conclusion. I think it needs to be at least 4,000 words. Their year was the first year of the new spec geography A level, and even the teachers didn't know what to expect.
Your teacher should be able to provide you with a little more guidance, but, yes, it is essentially a research project. A couple of my friends did geography A level and based their (human geography) NEA on changes in the local market town. The research part involved doing surveys on the local traders, then using the results to write a conclusion. I think it needs to be at least 4,000 words. Their year was the first year of the new spec geography A level, and even the teachers didn't know what to expect.
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