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Notes on particles classification, explores hadrons and leptons, quarks- up, down, strangeness.

In depth A* case study notes for Paper 2 AQA a - level geography. The document is clearly broken down so it is clear to follow, laced with stats to use in 4- 20 mark answers that will enable students to be conspicuous to the examiner, maximising marks awarded.

This detailed powerpoint describes how to answer 20 mark questions in order to score in the top band. Uses examples and acronyms to increase clarity for students.

This document provides exemplar answers for a range of different questions from 4 mark questions o 20 mark questions. The mark awarded is displayed next to each question. Questions are taken from past papers.

Arguably one of the most difficult questions on the A- level AQA geography paper and worth 20% of each paper, this powerpoint provides a complete guide to tackling data analysis questions under a time pressure in exam conditions. Describes acronyms to use which work every time no matter the data given, and, how to present your calculations, which is crucial for boosting the final mark awarded as these questions are not point marked, but rather marked holistically.

Detailed powerpoint describing how to tackle synoptic questions, and how to use A01 and A02 appropriately & where necessary to maximise marks. Synoptic questions are guaranteed to be integrated into one of your exam papers, so understanding AQA wording is crucial in order to ensure a 20 and 9 mark answer is written on the correct topics or elements being examined.

A detailed powerpoint guiding students on how to answer short answer questions, and, a guide to understanding A01, A02, A03 and A04. It displays how to implement each A0 into different question styles to score top marks, and, most importantly, understanding which questions require which A0s.

In depth powerpoint describing the steps necessary for writing a top level 20 mark answer. At A-level geography, 20 markers account for 40% of your grade, therefore it is crucial to learn how to tackle them with confidence in an exam environment. This powerpoint teaches what the top level answers confidently display that rewards marks, and how you can replicate it throughout your answers. Written by senior AQA examiners.

AQA Utilitarianism notes including criticism and counter-arguments. These could be used to write essays, for which I got A*

Quizlet notes/ flashcards on the Population and environment topic of AQA A level geography (human geography) Notes based on the textbook as well as wider reading I've done, with up to date statistics Helped me get predicted an A* in Geography.