Geography · A Level · OCR · £4.99
OCR A Level Geography
Assessment Objectives
OCR only: OCR A Level Geography (H481). An examination manual for an A Level Geography department. It is about how the qualification is assessed and how students gain marks, not how to teach the content. Part One is board-specific and quoted verbatim. Everything after it is about the assessment.
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£4.99The OCR A Level Geography exam board playbook, 25 pages
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The components and their weightingsTwo 1.5-hour papers at 22% each, a 2.5-hour debates paper at 36%, and an investigation at 20%.
- AO1Knowledge and understanding
- AO2Application
- AO3Skills

Written for this specification. Part One is board-specific and quoted verbatim from OCR’s own document; everything after it is about how the assessment works and how students gain marks.
The assessment objectives are worded almost identically across boards and weighted differently, so this book covers OCR only. Check the board you teach before buying.
- Written to
- OCR A Level Geography (H481)
- Intended for
- teachers, heads of department and SLT. Not a student revision guide
- Extent
- 25 pages · 18 sections
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