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!!?

Message me if you want the papers, rationale is below

I created these predicted papers for Paper 1 Physical and Paper 2 Human for anyone doing AQA this year, spent a while going through every topic tracker from 2018-2025 and working out what hasn't come up recently

Basically the logic is: AQA rotates through sub-topics pretty systematically and avoids repeating the same thing two years in a row. So I mapped out every question slot and found the gaps.

A preview below for what the papers will look like:

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)

Hello everyone this January I applied for Geography AS level CIE as an external student so I can't go to classes or ask for help, the school refused to help me unless I applied as an internal studen which due to financial issues I wasn't able to . I still didn't receive my book and the exam is next week so I feel helpless and want to end it because I know I will fail . can anyone please send me their notes only the AS part for geography CIE AS level. Please , Thank you Email: [email protected]

hey i just started doing my nea and i really need help coming up with a title/ question to do my nea on. i know that the topic i want to do my nea on is disease dilemmas but I'm struggling to come up with an exact title/question. any help would be appreciated.

Hi there,

My name is Hannah and I am currently in year 13. I am completing my geography NEA about the coastal defences (groynes and sea wall) around East Beach, Selsey. This is mainly targeted at people who live near, or have visited before.

I would really appreciate if you would fill in this short survey about East Beach.

Thank you for your time.

https://forms.gle/8ksKDgKFLeKNaa7Z8

Anyone got any predictions for paper 3 a level geography ocr for climate change and hazardous earth. Synoptic questions and the 33 markers in specific. Thanks

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

we were just taught it today and i havent understood a thing. could anyone explain it, all of it, including WHY things are how they are, and including critical values and stuff please? my teachers isnt answering questions very clearly or explaining reasonings at all. ill nwver remember how to calculate something if i dont understand why i have to do that. especially the significance things and confidence and why 0.01 would relate to 99 and do they change values based on your Rs? im truly clueless. please please help.

Hi all,
I bought this geography textbook online. At school they have a thicker version. I was just wondering if anyone knew the difference between the two.

Thank you!!

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.

I'm currently studying a level geography and I need to come up with an NEA question, I wanted to do something physical and involving coasts. I've come up with this question so far: "How does costal management affect the costal dynamic equilibrium of the coast?" and I was wondering if it's a good question and whether I'll have enough room to ask good sub questions and collect good data on it?

Any useful techniques to study geography? I am having hard times studying it

So, geography is completely a new subject for me. So far it only seems like a bunch of information for memorising. Can anybody suggest me a yt channel from I could get some help regarding my text topics, notes and theories? Thanks in advance.

Hey everyone.

I'm a teacher who enjoys a bit of video editing as a side hobby and I need your help. I want to start producing A-Level content videos really soon and I'm hoping people on this sub can tell me what would help them. For example...

What type of video would be really helpful for revision?

Is there anyone else out there creating A-Level revision videos that cover all of the content? (that's my plan)

Also anything else you think is worth me knowing before I start this.

Thanks!

So I saw that fieldwork is cancelled, but we’ll still gave to complete a project? Ofqual said we don’t have to do primary data collection, but does that mean we have to only use secondary data? Not really sure how we’re gonna do the assessment, and my teacher hasn’t given any guidance at all, all the NEA prep I’ve done has been pretty much by myself.

Edit: I’m in Y12 rn, heading to Y13 if that wasn’t clear aha

Hey everyone,

Studying Geography (AQA, Edexcel, OCR) as a private candidate or gap-year student is tough. Balancing Human and Physical topics, memorizing endless case studies, and tackling the NEA coursework without a teacher is incredibly isolating to do alone.

I run a study community called The Resit Room for independent learners to collaborate. We focus on:

• 🌍 Case Studies & Essays: Share up-to-date case study facts, swap 20-mark essay plans, and improve your structure.

• 📊 NEA / Coursework Support: Discuss your titles, data collection methods, and get feedback on your independent investigation.

• 🎙️ 24/7 Study Rooms: Muted virtual library sessions ("body doubling") to keep you accountable while revising.

• 🎓 UCAS & Uni Prep: Support for personal statements and applying for Geography or Earth Sciences degrees.

If you need a study buddy to keep you focused or just want to swap notes, we'd love to have you with us!

Come say hi!
👉 https://discord.gg/SK3xF4aPgG

Hey everyone,

Studying Geography (AQA, Edexcel, OCR) as a private candidate or gap-year student is tough. Balancing Human and Physical topics, memorizing endless case studies, and tackling the NEA coursework without a teacher is incredibly isolating to do alone.

I run a study community called The Resit Room for independent learners to collaborate. We focus on:

• 🌍 Case Studies & Essays: Share up-to-date case study facts, swap 20-mark essay plans, and improve your structure.

• 📊 NEA / Coursework Support: Discuss your titles, data collection methods, and get feedback on your independent investigation.

• 🎙️ 24/7 Study Rooms: Muted virtual library sessions ("body doubling") to keep you accountable while revising.

• 🎓 UCAS & Uni Prep: Support for personal statements and applying for Geography or Earth Sciences degrees.

If you need a study buddy to keep you focused or just want to swap notes, we'd love to have you with us!

Come say hi!
👉 https://discord.gg/SK3xF4aPgG

PLEASEEE PLEASEEE FILL OUT MY FORMMM for my NEA!!

Its mostly meant for individuals living in st paul's cray, orpington electoral ward the wider orpington consituency but ppl that are aware of the location can also respond.

Please share the links with friends and family!!

TYSMMM

st pauls cray: https://forms.gle/m7qLULDKe9QHgW8N7

orpington: https://forms.gle/LTMCBpW9LsRk4uQn6

tysmmmm ❤️