The content covers the previous examined GCSE Geography course from CCEA which is still of use to current students. It follows the same topics as the specification and has been endorsed by CCEA. This full-colour revision guide supports the textbook with the specific aim of aiding revision. The first part of the book covers the basic knowledge required by the course in summarised form, closely mirroring the order of the textbook.The material is supplemented with key words, revision tips and 'test your revision' questions. The second part of the book includes 30 pages of practice questions together with sample student answers and some "examiner tips" assessing how well the student answered each question, and offering suggestions on how candidates can achieve the best marks.This resource has been written by Tim Manson, who will be well-known to Geography teachers and is author of Colourpoint's popular textbook 'Geography for CCEA GCSE' (ISBN 9781780730325).Revision Material:Unit 1: Understanding Our Natural World1A The Dynamic Landscape 1B Our Changing Weather and Climate 1C The Restless Earth Unit 2: Living in Our World2A People and Where They Live 2B Contrasts in World Development 2C Managing Our Resources Practice Questions:Getting the Best Grade Possible Unit 1: Understanding Our Natural WorldQ1 The Dynamic Landscape Q2 Our Changing Weather and Climate Q3 The Restless Earth Unit 2: Living in Our WorldQ1 People and Where they Live Q2 Contrasts in World Development Q3 Managing Our Resources
The content covers the previous examined GCSE Geography course from CCEA which is still of use to current students. It follows the same topics as the specification and has been endorsed by CCEA. This full-colour revision guide supports the textbook with the specific aim of aiding revision. The first part of the book covers the basic knowledge required by the course in summarised form, closely mirroring the order of the textbook.The material is supplemented with key words, revision tips and 'test your revision' questions. The second part of the book includes 30 pages of practice questions together with sample student answers and some "examiner tips" assessing how well the student answered each question, and offering suggestions on how candidates can achieve the best marks.This resource has been written by Tim Manson, who will be well-known to Geography teachers and is author of Colourpoint's popular textbook 'Geography for CCEA GCSE' (ISBN 9781780730325).Revision Material:Unit 1: Understanding Our Natural World1A The Dynamic Landscape 1B Our Changing Weather and Climate 1C The Restless Earth Unit 2: Living in Our World2A People and Where They Live 2B Contrasts in World Development 2C Managing Our Resources Practice Questions:Getting the Best Grade Possible Unit 1: Understanding Our Natural WorldQ1 The Dynamic Landscape Q2 Our Changing Weather and Climate Q3 The Restless Earth Unit 2: Living in Our WorldQ1 People and Where they Live Q2 Contrasts in World Development Q3 Managing Our Resources
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