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Eduqas GCSE Geography B
Geography
What is included
Notes
Structured, spec-aligned notes for every topic
Flashcards
Active recall — topic by topic, spaced repetition
Rapids
Fast-fire knowledge checks to lock in key facts
Practice questions
AI-marked practice with instant examiner feedback
What this course covers
Changing Places - Changing Economies (Theme 1, Components 1 and 2)
- Topic 1 — Urbanisation in contrasting global cities
- Topic 2 — Urban and rural processes and change in the UK
- Topic 3 — A global perspective on development issues
Changing Environments (Theme 2, Components 1 and 2)
- Topic 4 — Shaping the landscape - coasts and coastal management
- Topic 5 — Shaping the landscape - rivers and river management
- Topic 6 — Weather and climate
- Topic 7 — Climate change - cause and effect
Environmental Challenges (Theme 3, Components 1 and 2)
- Topic 8 — How ecosystems function
- Topic 9 — Ecosystems under threat
- Topic 10 — Water resources and management
- Topic 11 — Desertification
Applied Fieldwork Enquiry (Component 3)
- The geographical enquiry process: posing questions and testing hypotheses
- How evidence is collected
- Processing and presenting evidence: percentages, means, maps, graphs and diagrams
- Analysing fieldwork evidence, and relating it to wider geographical knowledge
- Drawing evidenced conclusions, and evaluating the enquiry
- Fieldwork methodologies (Table A)
- Conceptual frameworks (Table B)
Use of mathematics and statistics in geography
- Numerical skills: number, area, scale, proportion, ratio and magnitude
- Statistical skills: central tendency, spread, percentages and bivariate data
- Cartographic skills
- Graphical skills: constructing and interpreting graphs, charts and population pyramids
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