anyone else pick a topic for their NEA that they eventually didn't actually do in class 🥲
eg - mine is on climate change but we did tectonics instead (ocr)

Would you please take two minutes to complete this questionnaire about the impact of Regeneration on economic opportunities in Stratford, it would really help me out on my geography NEA investigation. I'll paste the link and QR code below:
The impact of Regeneration on Economic Opportunities in Stratford – Fill in form

Any if there is any loopholes/ shortcuts or anyways to gain a sufficient amount of marks easily because i cant really be asked to write it to my full ability with other a levels

Am I the only one who rarely reads their geography textbook because it doesn’t explain things well and is filled with unnecessary information?

But with all my other subjects like bio I read the textbook all the time!!?

My life is happier without it

I thought it was ok and the questions were rather straightforward, but what did we all think? (Optional areas too)

this is more of a vent than anything but social inequality as a topic grinds my gears so much. i do ocr and it feels like there’s so much to learn but none of it is actually important to the course. and i know that’s so dumb but as a topic it just takes up 100% of my brain’s bandwidth. structural economic change and urban redevelopment make sense as topics (probably as my town underwent both) but like..? those two case studies feel so much less strenuous than social inequality and i can’t explain it

Anyone got any good pieces of literature for my nea? i am doing how urban regeneration improves dimensions of sustainability, any help would be much appreciated.

Honestly I have another exam as well as geography tomorrow so have kind of put geography in the backseat. Anyone have any advice or anything. My teacher told us to read the extract first no matter what and that 18/24s are just 20s so if anyone has a better way to approach i am open ears lmao

(Why TF would the put environmental science and Geography not just on the same day but at the same time AHHH)

Out of curiosity for those doing geography board cie (9696) and are writing in the Oct/Nov series. What are you guys learning right now/ what chapter are you guys on? I’m doing self study and I feel like I am very behind.

Hey guys by any chance does anyone have a pdf version of the geography textbook

I do board the cie(9696)

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Does anyone know the grade boundaries for AQA? I got 42/60

Hi, I am currently completing AQA A level geography. I am onto the methodology part of my NEA, and I am not sure how rigorous my paper must be. Has anyone got any good tips for getting good marks on the NEA?

Hello, I am currently completing the coursework project for my Geography A level about the Eden Project. As a part of this, I am collecting data about local opinions on the project. Any responses to my questionnaire on this topic would be greatly appreciated (it should only take a couple of minutes to complete!).

Please click on the link below in order to access the questionnaire:

https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSeKS36bReAxrCxpJ3DPILHikKZQkjymDrwmB8zaczf1XPx8NQ/viewform?usp=header

Hiya I'm currently writing my NEA and I have to justify my hypothesis/question but I'm not quite sure how to since my teacher isn't exactly good at helping with this sort of stuff. My question is 'How do people view green spaces and sustainability in [my town] and how does it affect their day-to-day lives?'

Honestly I don't even think it's a good question anymore but it's way too late to change it now :(

Any help is very welcome!!

I am going into year 12 and am doing either geography or environmental science as i didn't get the grades for biology. However, I cannot choose between these two subjects as they look exactly the same. Could someone explain which subject is actually better?

Hey everyone,

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To what extent can you just make the stats up for case studies

Would it be able to self study geography full A level, AS and A2. I am doing 2 other A Levels at school. I did IGCSE Geography and got an A. I just need a B but would like an A. Realistically speaking. I would have 15 free periods each week.