Paper 4
This page provides guidance on exam technique, unseen exam paper and mark schemes and model answers to help students prepare and teachers prepare for Paper 4. It also includes five fieldwork modules from different geographical contexts. The modules provide activities and reflections that lead students through each stage of fieldwork.
Fieldwork Modules
This page provides a number of virtual fieldwork experiences that can be used to develop fieldwork skills in preparation for Paper 4. It provides activities and illustrated methods, data and activities...
Know the Paper!
This page provides an outline of Paper 4 and its Assessment Objectives as well as guidance on common response errors. Students answer two compulsory questions, completing a series of written tasks
Unseen Paper 4 and Mark Scheme
This page provides a printable unseen specimen Paper 4 written in the style of the Cambridge IGCSE. It is accompanied with a full mark scheme, ideal for practice assessment or mock exams Specimen Paper...
Graded Responses
This page provides an abundance of graded responses as well as model graded responses for Paper 4
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Fieldwork Modules Free
This page provides a number of virtual fieldwork experiences that can be used to develop fieldwork skills in preparation
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Aims and Methodology
Check out your ideas for aims here An investigation into the influence of long shore drift on beach size and shape An investigation
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Guidance and Graded Responses
This page provides clear guidance to support different types of question featuring in the paper Choosing a fieldwork location
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Data Presentation and Analysis
Analysis Study the graphs presenting data on tree health in the wood and answer complete the written task Forest Diversity
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Forest Fieldwork Module
This page provides a study module that allows students to work independently through a forestry based fieldwork module.
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Forest Findings and Data Presentation
Data Collection Students collected the following data in each of the ten study areas Forest diversity used a scoring system