That is completely up to you, I mentioned in the video making notes around each of the larger questions at the start regardless of if you write the questions first or not. I don’t think it matters the order that you answer the questions, as long as you don’t miss any out it’s up to you!! X
@@MrsBGeography thank you for replying I think I’ll start with the longer question first then. I’ve been watching you for a while (including the revision vids) and I love love love your content! Also congrats on the engagement XX
hi I have found your videos really helpful, is it possible if you could see whether this is a good practice paragraph for a 12 or 20 marker.. Access to particular energy resources greatly depends on the location of a country. This is because primary sources such as fossil fuels, solar radiation and sources of rivers are available unevenly across the globe. In Norway, for instance, 98% of electricity is derived from hydroelectric power because its geography allows exploitation of deep valleys and waterfalls to build dams. This indicates that a country's access and energy consumption can often heavily rely on the resource that is most abundant, implying that physical availability is important in determining energy mix as well. Still, it could be argued that countries opting for a diversified mix of domestic and foreign sources, limits the importance of location.
Hey I hope this is helpful, I’ve added a few comments in brackets which i hope is useful! Access to particular energy resources greatly depends on the location of a country (Good! This is your point). This is because primary sources such as fossil fuels, solar radiation and sources of rivers are available unevenly across the globe (this sentence is essentially just the first sentence reworded - ACTION maybe reword = access to primary resources is dependent on levels of accessibility to the sea, location of fossil fuels and land able to be used for renewable resources). In Norway, for instance, 98% of electricity is derived from hydroelectric power because its geography allows exploitation of deep valleys and waterfalls to build dams (Yes! This Is your evidence! - maybe give another example of a different country as well to support your pint further) This indicates that a country's access and energy consumption can often heavily rely on the resource that is most abundant, implying that physical availability is important in determining energy mix as well (link this back to the question - talk specifically about the role of landscape to link it to your point of this paragraph). Still, it could be argued that countries opting for a diversified mix of domestic and foreign sources, limits the importance of location.
I'm only starting to watch this following my GCSEs. Starting in advance.
omg ur a life saver, i’ve had mocks the past week and you baso taught me the carbon cycle
good luck for tomorrow guys
i have mocks in jan - year 12- and this is so helpful !! Thank you so much, God bless :)
Thank you so much for this are you able to do a revision video on Migration,Identity and sovereignty
I will try my best to get that out within the next few weeks for you!!
@@MrsBGeography Thank you I have exams soon and these notes would be absolutely helpful as it is my weakest topic rn 🙂
@@hazelviea8981 perfect!! I hope they go well! I’ll try and get that out for you next week, I filmed it today I just need to get it edited! X
Hi! Do you recommend doing the longer answer questions first?
That is completely up to you, I mentioned in the video making notes around each of the larger questions at the start regardless of if you write the questions first or not. I don’t think it matters the order that you answer the questions, as long as you don’t miss any out it’s up to you!! X
@@MrsBGeography thank you for replying I think I’ll start with the longer question first then. I’ve been watching you for a while (including the revision vids) and I love love love your content! Also congrats on the engagement XX
@@phiat3508 ahh I’m so glad they’ve been helpful!! Richard what they’re there for!! And thank you so much!! X
hi I have found your videos really helpful, is it possible if you could see whether this is a good practice paragraph for a 12 or 20 marker..
Access to particular energy resources greatly depends on the location of a country. This is because primary sources such as fossil fuels, solar radiation and sources of rivers are available unevenly across the globe. In Norway, for instance, 98% of electricity is derived from hydroelectric power because its geography allows exploitation of deep valleys and waterfalls to build dams. This indicates that a country's access and energy consumption can often heavily rely on the resource that is most abundant, implying that physical availability is important in determining energy mix as well. Still, it could be argued that countries opting for a diversified mix of domestic and foreign sources, limits the importance of location.
Hey I hope this is helpful, I’ve added a few comments in brackets which i hope is useful!
Access to particular energy resources greatly
depends on the location of a country (Good! This is your point). This is because primary sources such as fossil fuels, solar radiation and sources of rivers are available unevenly across the globe (this sentence is essentially just the first sentence reworded - ACTION maybe reword = access to primary resources is dependent on levels of accessibility to the sea, location of fossil fuels and land able to be used for renewable resources).
In Norway, for instance, 98% of electricity is derived from hydroelectric power because its geography allows exploitation of deep valleys and waterfalls to build dams (Yes! This Is your evidence! - maybe give another example of a different country as well to support your pint further) This indicates that a country's access and energy consumption can often heavily rely on the resource that is most abundant, implying that physical availability is important in determining energy mix as well (link this back to the question - talk specifically about the role of landscape to link it to your point of this paragraph). Still, it could be argued that countries opting for a diversified mix of domestic and foreign sources, limits the importance of location.
@@MrsBGeography Ahhh oh my goodness thank you so much I really appreciate the feedback xx definitely will adjust my answers accordingly!
@@daphneh9612 ahh amazing! Good luck for your exam!!
dear are u doing pg or ug
I am just finishing my undergrad degree
@@MrsBGeography that's good
Are you agree with Climate change and it's effect on nature