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GCSE: Human Geography
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945 GCSE Human Geography essays
- Marked by Teachers essays 14
- Peer Reviewed essays 14
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Why did so many people die in the 2010 Haiti earthquake?
5 star(s)An excellent review of the main physical and human factors affecting the impacts of the Haiti earthquake. Very good use of geographical terminology and statistics. Some useful…
- Essay length: 1206 words
- Submitted: 16/01/2013
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Marked by teacher:
Katie Price
29/03/2013
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Land Use Change In Northampton!
5 star(s)An excellent review of a variety of urban issues, covering 2 specific cases - the superpub and Morrisons. The student shows very detailed knowledge of the area, with…
- Essay length: 5209 words
- Submitted: 20/08/2003
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Marked by teacher:
Katie Price
29/03/2013
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Mexico to USA Migration Case Study
4 star(s)A generally good essay looking at Mexico - USA migration. However in places it is very generalised and instead needs focus in specifically on Mexico and the USA.
4…- Essay length: 1638 words
- Submitted: 21/03/2012
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Marked by teacher:
Eleanor Wilson
08/01/2013
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Reviewed by:
thumbsup
20/04/2012
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Case Study: Gambias Youthful Population. What are the positive and negative impacts?
4 star(s)A very good case study of youthful population in The Gambia. A good use of data however this could be strengthened by comparison with other countries and also use…
- Essay length: 625 words
- Submitted: 18/01/2011
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Marked by teacher:
Eleanor Wilson
08/01/2013
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Reviewed by:
skatealexia
17/08/2012
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Migration within a countrys borders have greater negative impacts at their origin than their destination. Discuss.
4 star(s)Over all a good attempt to answer the question, using relevant examples and geographical terminology. A more detailed analysis of the evidence in the conclusion would have strengthened this…
- Essay length: 1344 words
- Submitted: 16/09/2012
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Marked by teacher:
Molly Reynolds
18/03/2013
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Managing Road Traffic in Singapore
4 star(s)High quality spelling, punctuation and grammar, including appropriate terminology. Excellent use of relevant statistics to support key points. The source of the stats should be mentioned - this…
- Essay length: 523 words
- Submitted: 29/08/2012
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Marked by teacher:
Katie Price
29/03/2013
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Geography isle of dogs
4 star(s)Introduction gives very clear aims, objectives and key questions to be addressed. There could be more use and identification of relevant key terminology with definitions in the Introduction. Very…
- Essay length: 2391 words
- Submitted: 22/04/2009
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Marked by teacher:
Katie Price
30/03/2013
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A study of tourism on Bourton-on-the-water
4 star(s)Strongest points are: The recognition of limitations and evaluating their impact on results, as well suggesting improvements. Describing and explaining the results in the analysis, with reference to specific…
- Essay length: 4397 words
- Submitted: 13/01/2005
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Marked by teacher:
Katie Price
29/03/2013
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To what extent does tourism in Majorca fit the Butler model?
3 star(s)The author has outlined the features of the model and has explained how Majorca appears to fit it very well. What they have not done is consider any evidence that…
- Essay length: 895 words
- Submitted: 08/02/2012
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Marked by teacher:
Nigel Fisher
16/02/2012
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Case study: Londons congestion charging scheme-a case study of urban congestion management
3 star(s)Overall a good and informative case study. However it does not answer the question posed at the start. If it had answered the question it would have strengthened the…
- Essay length: 934 words
- Submitted: 22/05/2011
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Marked by teacher:
Molly Reynolds
18/03/2013
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