Do you have to be good with maps to take Geography gsce's?

I took geography gcse. The silabus is hard and you do have to know what you’re talking about but It didn’t mention maps what so ever :)

I really want to do Geography gsec’s but i am bad at reading maps.. :(

Phew…thank goodness…and yeh..did you find it really hard??

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Some of it was hard if you did not revise but the great thing about geography is that there is no coursework (in the uk) so you can focus on other subjects.

You will be fine :) sorry animal was meant to say small*

lol…I kinda understood? :P

:D I will definetly revise! lol and YAY I’m in the UK :D lol..

huh?

Good. Ahaha :)

Lol…so how did yours go?

lol.. i think she answered the wrong question

nope im taking gcse geography and ive done about natural hazards and rivers and coasts so far :) as far as i know theres nothing on maps

:) great ..and goodluck on the future exams…. =) lol? were the natural hazards and rivers and coasts exams easy?

lol yeh..

Well you’ll have to be able to read maps to some extent. Like reading oceans and tides and wind patterns. You’ll have to be able to plot co-ordinates, and know the basics like latitude and longitude. I didn’t do Geography GCSE, But I did Environmental Management GCSE which is 80% Geo and 20% Bio.

Thanks for telling me….

It’s not hard, your teacher will teach you how to read them. If you like Geography, it’s a good subject to take. Very interesting.

Thanks :) And yeh ur right the teacher should explain it to me.. :D

well i haven’t had those exams but with the practice ones i have with 8 marks going.you have to provide facts as to where the earthquake was what time how many was killed primary and secondary impacts( you’ll learn those when you take the course,its not hard :D) your teacher will probably guide you through how to answer each question correctly so you do get the 8 marks ect :)

:) Thats good :) And Thanks…you are very helpful.x

No. Although this was like a decade ago. But they dont seem to change much. And they’re not hard. We had like a joke of a teacher (he was fired) for the first year, and we pretty much did the entire syllabus in 4 months. I ended up with an A*. And I suck at maps. You do have to know some basic stuff like they mentioned, coordinates, latitude, longitude, but it’s not a large portion of the exam.

:) thats good