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AQA GCSE Geography

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Revise and practise everything you need to know for the AQA GCSE Geography exam. You will cover everything from natural hazards and physical processes to climate change and urbanisation.

ISBN-10: 1382039816

ISBN-13: 9781382039819

AQA GCSE Geography revision guide – About Oxford Revise

With our guide, you’ll revise the full specification for the AQA GCSE Geography exam.

Through this thematic study, you’ll explore key topics ranging from changing economies to ecosystems. In addition, you’ll revise how to apply your geographical skills in context, strengthening both your understanding and exam technique. Plus, the guide includes case studies that deepen your knowledge and help you connect theory to real-world examples. Altogether, these elements work together to support a well-rounded and effective revision experience.

How Oxford Revise prepares for your Geography A Level exams

Oxford Revise fully prepares you for your exams. To support your learning, the guide is structured so you actively apply your knowledge and regularly test your understanding. It guides you through what to revise and how to do it, so you can build confidence and stay on track.

To begin with, you’ll expand your understanding of key concepts through clear explanations and structured content. Then, you’ll check your learning using retrieval questions designed to strengthen memory and boost recall.

In addition, you’ll get plenty of exam practice with targeted questions and model answers. Each step is carefully designed to reinforce your knowledge, support your progress, and help you succeed in your Geography exam.

Revise effectively with Oxford Revise

his guide dives into every topic in the AQA GCSE Geography course, using clear, easy-to-understand language. Throughout each chapter, you’ll find key terms boxes that highlight essential vocabulary and help you use it with confidence. At the same time, revision tips offer quick, effective ways to grasp core concepts and practise recalling them. Together, these features make your revision more focused, active, and successful.

    Exam Practice

    Each chapter includes plenty of exam-style questions for you to practise. These are carefully designed to build your confidence, consolidate your knowledge, and stretch your understanding. In addition to the questions, you’ll find helpful tips throughout the guide. For example:

    • Exam tips show you how to interpret questions, explain what you need to include in your answers, and offer advice on how to gain as many marks as possible.

    Altogether, these features work together to support your revision and boost your exam success.

    Want to boost revision success for your AQA GCSE Geography exam?

    Start revising for your Edexcel A Level Geography exams – because by building your understanding step by step, consolidating key knowledge, and strengthening retrieval through regular practice, you’ll feel more prepared and confident every day. Here are some additional key resources that can support you:

     

    Contents list

    AQA GCSE Geography

    1. Natural hazards and tectonic hazards
    2. The impacts and management of tectonic hazards
    3. Global atmospheric circulation
    4. Tropical storms
    5. Weather hazards in the UK
    6. The evidence and reasons for climate change
    7. Effects of climate change and their management
    8. Ecosystems from a local scale to global scale
    9. Managing tropical rainforests sustainably
    10. The characteristics of hot desert ecosystems
    11. Challenges and opportunities in hot deserts
    12. The characteristics of cold environments
    13. Challenges and opportunities in cold environments
    14. The UK’s diverse landscapes
    15. Physical processes shaping coastal landscapes
    16. Landforms resulting from coastal erosion
    17. Coastal management strategies
    18. River processes and landforms
    19. River flooding and management
    20. Glacial processes and landforms
    21. Glaciated upland areas
    22. Urbanisation, issues, and challenges
    23. Urbanisation: growth, opportunities, and challenges
    24. Urban change in the UK: where do people live?
    25. Urban change in the UK: a case study
    26. UK urban regeneration and sustainability
    27. Our unequal world and measuring development
    28. The causes and consequences of unequal development
    29. Reducing the development gap
    30. The changing economic world: a case study (1)
    31. The changing economic world: a case study (2)
    32. The changing UK economy: how and why has it changed?
    33. The changing UK economy: social and economic change and transport
    34. The UK and the wider world
    35. Resource management
    36. Food management
    37. Water management
    38. Energy management
    39. Geographical skills
    40. Geographical applications and skills
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    The Oxford Revise approach

    Oxford Revise uses a clear three-step method to get you ready for your exams.

    1. Knowledge – learn the facts
      Everything you need to know in each chapter is summarised in an easy-to-follow Knowledge Organiser.
    2. Retrieval – check you’ve retained the knowledge
      Quick-fire recall questions and answers make sure you have learned the knowledge you will need for your exams.
    3. Practice – complete questions in the style of the final exams
      Practice applying your knowledge and skills with plenty of exam-style questions. In addition, there are lots of hints and tips from revision and subject experts.
    Our expert authors

    Series editor: Tim Bayliss

    Authors:
    Tim Bayliss
    Andrew Crampton

    Tim Bayliss

    In a teaching career spanning over 30 years, in both maintained and independent sectors, Tim Bayliss has held various positions of responsibility including Head of Geography, Head of Year, Head of House, Senior Sixth Form Tutor, Advanced Skills Teacher and Interactive Electronic Whiteboard (IWB) mentor.

    A Chartered Geographer, he is published widely, including GCSE and A-level textbooks for Oxford University Press – in addition to co-authoring award-winning A-level e-resources for Cross Academe.

    He has both lectured and led workshops on Effective IWB Practice in Geography Teaching and GIS, for regional and national Promethean, Royal Geographical Society and Geographical Association conferences.

    Tim has also contributed to research projects in the production of exemplar materials for NESTA, the Geographical Association, the Royal Geographical Society, Ordnance Survey, BECTA and United Learning.

    Tim was elected a Fellow of the Royal Geographical Society in 2023.

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