Edexcel geography 2016 Study guides, Revision notes & Summaries

Summary of 2B.3 of the Geography Edexcel A level (2016) specification filled with annotated diagrams, key examples and a glossary.

Summary of 2B.4 of the Geography Edexcel A level (2016) specification filled with annotated diagrams, examples and explanations of erosional processes.

I achieved a high A in Geography at A-Level and these are my notes for the Carbon Cycle and Energy Security unit. These notes are incredibly detailed yet provide a good summary of the specification - containing over 30 pages with all the key information, facts and case studies needed to achieve the top marks. Within the notes are also some ideas/plans for tackling exam questions. The notes are tailored to the Edexcel Geography 2016 specification and have all the case studies you could desire.

Detailed revision notes for Edexcel Geography 2016 specification. Dynamic Landscapes, Tectonic Processes and Hazards EQ1 > "Why are some locations more at risk from tectonic hazards?". All my notes are split into separate EQ's. The document provides diagrams, pictures, and it's colour coded. Red = Key words, Purple = Case studies.

All A Level Geography Edexcel Case Studies for the 2016 specification - I managed to get a high A grade with these notes!

All A Level Geography Edexcel Case Studies for the 2016 specification - I managed to get a high A grade with these notes!

All A Level Geography Edexcel Case Studies for the 2016 specification - I managed to get a high A grade with these notes!

This links to the Coastal Landscapes section of the Edexcel A level Geography spec (2016). Simple summary organising information by linking it to the Hazard-Risk Equation. Also entails the impacts including specific facts to the East Coast and the wider impacts e.g. the Netherlands.

Simple summary of Tuvalu case study relevant facts in order to approach exam questions relating to the Edexcel A level Geography 2016 specification. Includes basic fact section, management options (migrate to New Zealand) and the consequences the environmental refugees suffer due to sea level rise caused by climate change.