Welcome to this new series called ‘walking, talking mocks’. In this series, I hope to give you an insight into how to successfully tackle exam papers, including how to break down questions, plan responses and write excellent answers.

Part 2 of episode 1 covers the ‘The living world’ section.

You can find all of AQA's exams here: AQA | GCSE | Geography | Assessment resources

Welcome to this new series called ‘walking, talking mocks’. In this series, I hope to give you an insight into how to successfully tackle exam papers, including how to break down questions, plan responses and write excellent answers.

Part 1 of episode 1 covers the ‘The challenge of natural hazards’ section.

You can find all of AQA's exams here: AQA | GCSE | Geography | Assessment resources

In this episode, I explore four hard engineering strategies used to prevent flooding in rivers and their costs and benefits, as part of the 'river landscapes in the UK' topic of AQA GCSE Geography.

In this episode, I explore what hydrographs are and how their shape shows the relationship between precipitation and discharge, as part of the 'river landscapes in the UK' topic of AQA GCSE Geography.

In this episode, I explore how both physical and human factors can affect flood risk, as part of the 'river landscapes in the UK' topic of AQA GCSE Geography.

**Excuse the abrupt ending and the fact that the introduction promises a look into hydrographs - this was the first part of a two-part podcast episode and I decided to split it! For hydrographs, listen to Ep.10**

In this episode, I explore the characteristics & formation of levées, flood plains and estuaries, as part of the 'river landscapes in the UK' topic of AQA GCSE Geography.

In this episode, I explore the characteristics & formation of interlocking spurs, waterfalls & gorges, as part of the 'river landscapes in the UK' topic of AQA GCSE Geography.