A-Level Geography Study Group 2024-25

Hellooo im in Year 13 and I have done my november/december mocks and got a B in geography. I am also at the end of my NEA! My exam board is AQA and i do: water + carbon cycle, coasts, hazards, global systems and global governance, changing places and resource security. My favourite topics in geography is hazards (however i am starting to like carbon cycle more) and changing places (its a more calmer topic for me than gsgg and resource security)

Anyone struggling with the carbon cycle (Edexcel)

I've just started it but I do ocr, it doesent seem too difficult there's just a lot to remember.

I do AQA and those topics. What is Changing Places as I'm still not entirely sure what you learnt?

This thread is a place you can connect with fellow students who are also studying Geography at A-Level. Here we offer a space to support each other support as you prepare for your exams/coursework.
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Anyone do eduqas or heard of or seen any help for it please?

hey guys can we make a Snapchat gc (reply with ur snap to join)

I meant geo gc on Snapchat 😭

Why can't we have a study group on here. Many of the users (including me) don't have Snapchat.

I've just started it but I do ocr, it doesent seem too difficult there's just a lot to remember.

Same - so many facts that I just don't know how to learn. I didn't do GCSE so starting my revision techniques from scratch - any suggestions on learning case study facts?

This thread is a place you can connect with fellow students who are also studying Geography at A-Level. Here we offer a space to support each other support as you prepare for your exams/coursework.
Feel free to share any helpful tips, resources, or advice you find along the way, and share any questions you have about the subject.
Help encourage others, celebrate your achievements, or simply vent when things get a bit overwhelming!
Lil serious note - just a reminder please be aware that sharing or requesting copyrighted materials is against our community guidelines, and moving conversations off-site for this purpose is not allowed. Posts violating these rules will be taken down.
To get started, here are a few questions to break the ice:

This thread is a place you can connect with fellow students who are also studying Geography at A-Level. Here we offer a space to support each other support as you prepare for your exams/coursework.
Feel free to share any helpful tips, resources, or advice you find along the way, and share any questions you have about the subject.
Help encourage others, celebrate your achievements, or simply vent when things get a bit overwhelming!
Lil serious note - just a reminder please be aware that sharing or requesting copyrighted materials is against our community guidelines, and moving conversations off-site for this purpose is not allowed. Posts violating these rules will be taken down.
To get started, here are a few questions to break the ice:

Am I behind?
I do AQA A-Level Geography and we've just done the UN in Human Geography and Human influences in the Carbon Cycle in Physical Geography. This seems quite far behind for halfway through Year 12.
@flowersinmyhair can you answer as well as I now you did AQA A-Level Geography.

hey! im in y12 and I do Edexcel A level geography!
I love both physical and human! so far we’ve done the hydrological cycle, globalisation, coasts and starting superpowers now.
Does anyone have any advice for revision tips for geography/ how to get a good grade and do well in the exams?

It depends what order you are going in - is the UN for global governance? The water and carbon cycle is absolutely massive so I wouldn't worry about that (especially as it appears you are nearing the end of the topic).

Yes the UN is Global Governance, we're doing it in the order of the specification with 1 teacher teaching Human and the other Physical.
In fact, here's my homework I'm doing now.