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This book has been specially written to show A-Level students how to apply their knowledge and so improve their grade. It will be suitable for the new syllabuses, which start teaching in September 2000. Students will find the book extremely useful throughout their course and at revision time. It delivers all they need in terms of exam skills: how to write essays, how to answer structured questions, and how to use case studies. It gives vital guidance and coursework skills: how to choose a title and write to the mark scheme, how to collect data and how to use it, and how to plan and work to a deadline. It also provides useful content through case studies and expanded definitions.
This book investigates the specific methodologies and examination techniques required for students to achieve high grades in A-level Geography. Author Kris Spencer provides a structured framework designed to bridge the gap between theoretical geographical knowledge and the practical application required by standardized examination boards. The text serves as a comprehensive manual for navigating the complexities of the A-level curriculum, focusing on both academic content and the logistical demands of coursework.
What You Will Find
Educators and students frequently identify this text as a practical resource for navigating the specific demands of the A-level syllabus. It is widely regarded as a functional tool for students seeking to improve their exam performance through structured skill development.
Page Count:
144
Publication Date:
2000-01-01
Publisher:
Oxford University Press
ISBN-10:
019913412X
ISBN-13:
9780199134120
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