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A level web enquiries

A level

In this section you'll find a range of web enquiries which cover the topics in your geography A level curriculum. The enquiries are split into three categories:

Human geography
Physical geography
Geographical skills and enquiry.

When you've finished an enquiry, hop over to the Quizzes section to test your knowledge.

GEO resources are mainly designed for you to use independently. However, each unit, lecture and tutorial can be used flexibly – you could work on your own, but you could also:

work partly in class, reviewing some of the content together with your teacher, following up online resources on your own then reporting back
work independently in pairs or small groups using technology to connect you.

Recent additions to GEO include content units on climate change in the Quaternary Ice Age, global governance and trade policies, the implications of China's changing population, wildfires, a case study of energy resource issues - the Chad-Cameroon oil pipeline. Other web enquiries include:

urbanisation and underlying processes
investigating the Index of Multiple Deprivation
investigating the London riots of 2011
investigating the regeneration of London's Olympic Park
Australia's arid landscapes.

Coming soon – units and quizzes on the water cycle, coral reefs and natural disasters ... so don't forget to check back to see what's new!

Teachers – register for free and log in to access the Teacher Area to share resources and ideas for using GEO.

The GEO web enquiries and quizzes support and enhance learning at A level and GCSE. While the GA makes every effort to provide useful and relevant information to students, these are not a guarantee of achieving a particular grade in the final examinations.

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A level web enquiries

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Human geography

Changing place identities

China in context

China: Belt and Road Initiative

Geography of disease

Urbanisation and underlying processes

Investigating the Index of Multiple Deprivation

Investigating the 2011 London riots

Changing places: investigating regeneration at London’s Olympic Park

Chad-Cameroon oil pipeline: A case study of energy resource issues in a regional setting

What are the implications of China’s changing population?

Do trade policies matter?

Global systems and migration

Globalisation

International trade and TNCs

Planning the independent investigation on Changing Places

Reading around changing places

Reading around development

Reading around global governance

Reading around globalisation

Readings around sustainability

Should food production in the Brazilian Cerrado be expanded?

The global commons

Quizzes

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Physical geography

Coasts: wave action

Dimensions of natural disasters

Glacial erosion environments

Pressures on arid landscapes: Australia

Sea level change

The water cycle

Understanding arid landscape systems

Why are coral reefs valuable?

Paleoclimates – climate change in the Quaternary Ice Age

Wildfires

Plate tectonics

The carbon cycle

Reading around tectonic processes and landforms

Reading around the carbon cycles

Reading around climate change

Peatlands and the carbon cycle

Introduction to systems thinking

Glacial depositional landforms – drumlins

Evidence of glacial retreat

Coasts: weathering and erosion of cliffs

Coasts: tides and currents

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Geographical skills and enquiry

A toolkit for the independent investigation

COVID-19 and Changing Places independent investigation

Sampling data in fieldwork

The A level independent investigation literature review

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