Category:Edexcel A level Geography

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Module 1 Core Concepts in PhysicalGeography

Water on the Land

Systems and River Regime,

Channel Processes and Landforms,

Flooding as a Hazard,

River Basin Management,

Climatic Hazards and Change

Cost and Benefits of Weather and Climate,

Climatic Hazards,

Climatic Change: The Micro Scale,

Climatic Change at other Scales,

Energy and Life

Systems, Flows and Cycles,

The Time Factor,

Soils and the Impact of Human Activity,

Module 2 Core concepts in Human Geography

Population Dynamics

Distribution and Density,

Population Change,

Migration,

Population Structure,

Settlement Processes and Patterns

Urbanisation and Suburbanisation,

Counter and reurbanisation,

Settlement Structure,

Size and spacing of settlements,

Economic Activity

Components and Primary Activities,

Secondary Activities,

Tertiary and Other Activities,

Module 3 Geographical Skills

In addition to developing basic geographical skills candidates will be required specifically to develop investigative skills, namely: • identify geographical questions and issues and establish effective approaches to enquiry; • identification, selection, collection and evaluation of quantitative and qualitative evidence from primary sources (including fieldwork) and secondary sources; • processing, presentation, analysis and interpretation of evidence; • drawing conclusions, and showing an awareness of the validity of conclusions.


Module 4 Challenge and Change in the Natural Environment

Coast Processes and Problems

The Coast and Marine Energy,

Marine Erosional Processes and Landforms,

Marine Depositional Processes and Landforms,

Coastal Problems,

Coastal Management Strategies,

Geomorphological Processes and Hazards

Plate Tectonics and Landforms,

Volcanic Activity,

Earthquakes,

Weathering and Mass Movement,

The Impact and Response to Geomorphological Processes and Hazards,

Cold Environments and Human Activity

The Environment,

Glacial and Periglacial Processes and Landforms Biomes and Ecosystems,

Human Activity, Economic Processes and Resource Management,

Present Problems and Future Issues,

Module 5 Challenge and Change in the Human Environment

Population Pressure and Resource Management

Patterns, Trends and Concepts,

Resource Exploitation and Management,

The demographic response,

The Resource Response: Food Surpluses in the MEDW,

The Resource Response: Food Shortages in the LEDW,

Managing Cities – Challenges and Issues

Central Area Changes, Causes and Effects,

Reversing the Decline,

Urban Deprivation,

Environmental Issues,


Recreation and Tourism

The Resource Base,

‘Boom’ in the MEDW,

Expansion in the LEDW,

Tourism and the Environment,

Tourism and Development,

Module 6 or 7 Fieldwork Investigation

Assessment Unit 6 Coursework Assessment Unit 7 Written

Candidates taking either Unit 6 or Unit 7 are required to undertake investigative work in the field to develop skills associated with planning, collection of primary and/or secondary data, presentation, interpretation and evaluation, in order to be able to produce fieldwork investigations. It is expected that some classroom based background study will be necessary to support this investigative work. Centres should ensure that candidates follow best practice in terms of safety procedures and risk assessment in fieldwork.


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