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Visual: Learn best by seeing the information in a visual format, e.g. graphs, mind maps, diagrams, educational videos.
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Auditory: Learn best by hearing the information, e.g. lectures, discussions, podcasts.
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Kinaesthetic: Learn best through hands-on actives, e.g. roleplay, teaching others, demonstrations and playing games.
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Pre-made revision cards - You can often buy these for a great price online, these will have lots of information condensed into small sections. Make sure you choose the right revision cards for your exam board. Here is an example, however these may not be the exact ones you need so just double check.
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Past papers - On the official Edexcel website you should be able to find past papers alongside their mark schemes, this is an excellent resource for learning how to answer exam questions and the style of answers the examiner is looking for.
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YouTube videos - There may be YouTube videos which condense each Edexcel geography topic into small videos, or a video for each exam paper. I personally loved this style of revision for biology and used it in small amounts for geography too.
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