GCSE (current)Geography B - J385

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Update to specification

The specification for this qualification has been updated. This specification has only seen minor amendments on pages 11, 16, 28.

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Please note that there are separate specifications and specimen assessment materials for the Geography short course.

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Controlled assessment materials for GCSE specifications are available to download from Interchange.

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Overview

Our new Geography B specification helps put the student on the path to becoming a geography specialist by giving them the skills and knowledge relevant to the modern age. This qualification covers the four key themes of geography – rivers and coasts, population and settlement, natural hazards, and economic development.

Benefits

  • Geography B covers four themes of Geography:
    • Rivers and coasts
    • Population and settlement
    • Natural hazards
    • Economic development
  • A balance of theoretical and practical work, encouraging an active involvement in the subject.
  • The courrse aims to enthuse and stimulate interest among the learners.
  • An ideal foundation for learners who want to pursue Geography at A Level or as a career.
  • An understanding of global geographical issues and how to apply this to a range of contexts.
  • Learners are prepared with real skills, such as, map reading and the use of new technologies, like GIS, enquiry and analysis through fieldwork and research to assist geographical investigation.
  • A full support package has been designed to save you preparation time and to increase your confidence in teaching and marking the new specification.
  • The controlled assessment topic changes annually, providing up to date, fresh and motivating content.
  • A short course option is available to suit the learning style of your learners.

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