Key Department Contacts:
Head of Department: tim.goss@moultonschool.co.uk
Exam Board & Course Codes:
GCSE Geography AQA board
Paper 1 - Physical Geography - section A - Natural hazards (33), section B - living world (25) and section C - UK physical landscapes (coasts/rivers 30)
Paper 2 - Human Geography - section A - Urban Issues (33), section B - Changing economic world (30) and section C - resource management (water 25)
Paper 3 - Geographical applications section A - Issue evaluation (37) and section B - fieldwork (39)
Last years GCSE Geography grade boundaries:
AQA (out of 252): 9/204 8/185 7/166 6/148 5/130 4/112 3/82
The best place to access past papers is through the class google classroom
Video Presentation
PDF Version
GCSE classroom have been set up by each teacher for their class.
Included in each classroom will be:
every lesson taught by paper and topic.
specific revision resources - knowledge organisers, content summaries, case study summaries
Personal learning checklists (PLC's) - lists of the content that is needed for each section of the papers.
Links to revision videos (links embedded into powerpoints)
practise exam papers
SENECA
BBC Bitesize
These can be purchased at certains times through the year via SCOPAY.
GCSE Geography revision guides
Homework & Revision Structure:
Exam question homework booklets - these will enable regular practise at different stypes of questions (e.g. 9 markers, map skills based questions etc)
Recall Strategies & Active Revision:
use the voiced over powerpoint as a reminder how to answer the different styles of questions
use the PLC's as a checklist to see what the strengths and possible gaps in knowledge might be.
use the google classroom to access the gaps in knowledge
use the past papers to practise applying this knowledge
Use the knowledge organisers and revision powerpoints to make revision materials - flash cards, mind maps, summary sheets etc.
Attend the advertised revision sessions every weds after school - 3.15-4.15. The content will be advertised via your form teachers in form time.
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