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Reply 40

_.slzpy._

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by dekat

What are people thinking about a longer question on informal vs formal representations? Or possibly why people contest, role of government or 24h city? I’m just looking at what hasn’t come up for a while…

Ew, ew, and ew. Let’s not speak that into existence pleasee. If it’s anything other than the case studies I’m done for 😞

Reply 41

cescag05

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by dekat

What are people thinking about a longer question on informal vs formal representations? Or possibly why people contest, role of government or 24h city? I’m just looking at what hasn’t come up for a while…

i dont see how they can ask a longer question for informal vs formal representations bc there's not really any ao2 for it

Reply 42

jonnycull

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does any1 have the 2023 exam paper?

Reply 43

study.user

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by dekat

Can you possibly remember what the 8 / 3 markers were on for CSMP? Sorry!

yeah of course, sorry I don't have access to the actual figures for it but the questions were:

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3 marks- use one piece of evidence from fig.1 to explain how this informal representation of a place represents and inner city are (the figure was a photo of the tv set of coronation street)

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8 marks- Using evidence from fig.2 suggest how social inequalities can affect peoples daily lives in different ways (figure w shows rural settlements in Niger, an LIDC, and the Netherlands, an AC)

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6 marks- Explain how flows of money and investment into an area can help to shape its place profile over time.

Reply 44

dekat

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by _.slzpy._

Ew, ew, and ew. Let’s not speak that into existence pleasee. If it’s anything other than the case studies I’m done for 😞

Me too 😭😭😭

Reply 45

dekat

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by study.user

yeah of course, sorry I don't have access to the actual figures for it but the questions were:

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3 marks- use one piece of evidence from fig.1 to explain how this informal representation of a place represents and inner city are (the figure was a photo of the tv set of coronation street)

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8 marks- Using evidence from fig.2 suggest how social inequalities can affect peoples daily lives in different ways (figure w shows rural settlements in Niger, an LIDC, and the Netherlands, an AC)

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6 marks- Explain how flows of money and investment into an area can help to shape its place profile over time.

Thank you !!

Reply 46

Chalrodnwn383

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by eklinda73

did anyone else do powers and borders as one of the global connections topic?

I did , not keen on it

Reply 47

LoneGiraffex

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by Abc£1

Wdym by migration policies, I don’t remember learning that

So basically I THINK migration polices is like in Canada they have the immigration policy where they have the points based system and essentially what that is they give people more points if they are youn, a graduate and have skills that can fill the skill gaps in Canad?
And the there is the EMIGRATION policy in Pakistan where the gove4nment promotees emigration because of economic remittances as well as social remittances which help funding in their national services like health care, education, transport and general development in their country.
Hope that helps.

EDIT - oops, sorry I didn't realise someone already replied to your Q

Reply 48

OwlHowl15

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Do you guys reckon EDC will come up again for global migration as it came up twice in a row in 2023 and 2022 paper

2023 - With reference to a case study, examine the interdependence between one EDC and countries connected to it by migrant flows.

2022 - ‘The impacts of international migration are always beneficial.’ Assess this statement with reference to a case study of one EDC.

Reply 49

dxysg

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by OwlHowl15

Do you guys reckon EDC will come up again for global migration as it came up twice in a row in 2023 and 2022 paper
2023 - With reference to a case study, examine the interdependence between one EDC and countries connected to it by migrant flows.
2022 - ‘The impacts of international migration are always beneficial.’ Assess this statement with reference to a case study of one EDC.

i was wondering this too surely they should ask ab LIDCs and ACs now but idk im stoll gonna revise my edc case study in case we get a 16 marker that lets us talk about all 3

Reply 50

lee_miller7

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do you think the CSMP 16 marker could be on place making since it has never been asked except on the sample paper (which doesn't really count)?

Reply 51

_.slzpy._

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by lee_miller7

do you think the CSMP 16 marker could be on place making since it has never been asked except on the sample paper (which doesn't really count)?

Gosh I hope not, what case study do you even use for that ?

Reply 52

LoneGiraffex

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by _.slzpy._

Gosh I hope not, what case study do you even use for that ?

Maybe rebranding in Barcelona?? Or recent regeneration in Birmingham. Not too sure though

Reply 53

_.slzpy._

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In the spec that includes local community groups, planners and architects and 24hr city so i guess that. But what do you do for A02 evaluation?

Reply 54

Abc£1

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KQ4 (I did Detroit as a case study) hasn’t been a 16 marker before, do you think that could come up for CSMP

Reply 55

Abc£1

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ohh thanks so much,
I haven’t done Pakistan or Canada as case studies..
Is Australia having a special visa for Chinese citizens that invest £1million pounds count as migration policy?
And then China attracting Nigerian students with special visas and then possibility of staying in China after education?

Reply 56

lieselotb_

Anyone think it’s possible there could be a question assessing the extent of a factor which influences place identity?
They haven’t asked a place identity specific question for a 16 marker since 2018?
I doubt there’ll be rebranding again because 2023 was rebranding in terms of place making processes and I think 2020 was just assessing successful rebranding strategies.

I suppose structural economic change could be another? Surely they wouldn’t do rebranding again?

Reply 57

_.slzpy._

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Yeah I was thinking it would be place identity most likely, either that or structural economic change

Reply 58

lee_miller7

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by lieselotb_

Anyone think it’s possible there could be a question assessing the extent of a factor which influences place identity?
They haven’t asked a place identity specific question for a 16 marker since 2018?
I doubt there’ll be rebranding again because 2023 was rebranding in terms of place making processes and I think 2020 was just assessing successful rebranding strategies.
I suppose structural economic change could be another? Surely they wouldn’t do rebranding again?

in 2021 there was a place identity question on present day connections

Reply 59

Abc£1

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by lieselotb_

Anyone think it’s possible there could be a question assessing the extent of a factor which influences place identity?
They haven’t asked a place identity specific question for a 16 marker since 2018?
I doubt there’ll be rebranding again because 2023 was rebranding in terms of place making processes and I think 2020 was just assessing successful rebranding strategies.
I suppose structural economic change could be another? Surely they wouldn’t do rebranding again?

What could be on if it’s structural economic change since that came up in 2019 with ‘the impact of structural economic change in people and place is mainly socio-economic’

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