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Hitting the Top Grades:10 steps to successGCSE OCR B Fieldwork Focus
1) Apply your understanding to thoroughly explain your evidenceKeep referring to the QoL concept diagramKeep referring to the urban structure concept diagram.
2) Locate the study area using a variety of skills and techniquesUse OS maps, aerial photographs and GIS maps to locate and describe your study area (Maidstone).
3) Suggest an appropriate variety of data collection methodsRefer to at least 4 techniques and refer to using GIS Multiple Deprivation data (IMD 2010) as a secondary source.
4) Collect and record accurate fieldwork and research data
5) Present your data in an appropriate range of maps, graphs and diagramsMake sure you have used at least 4 different data presentation techniques
6) Include a substantiated conclusionMake sure you back up your conclusions with hard facts.In conclusion, the main evidence supporting my judgement is
7) Fully evaluate your workMake sure you have:Been critical about your data; Suggested possible solutions to make your data more accurate and;State how you could extend your enquiry into QoL i.e. What further questions would you like to ask?
8) Reduce your word countTry your best to reduce excessive word count.
9) Good housekeepingMake sure you: Delete any white space (blank pages)Include your candidate numberInclude a cover photo.
10) Aim highTry your very best!Well done for all your hard work.
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Hitting the top grades

  • 1. Hitting the Top Grades:10 steps to successGCSE OCR B Fieldwork Focus
  • 2. 1) Apply your understanding to thoroughly explain your evidenceKeep referring to the QoL concept diagramKeep referring to the urban structure concept diagram.
  • 3. 2) Locate the study area using a variety of skills and techniquesUse OS maps, aerial photographs and GIS maps to locate and describe your study area (Maidstone).
  • 4. 3) Suggest an appropriate variety of data collection methodsRefer to at least 4 techniques and refer to using GIS Multiple Deprivation data (IMD 2010) as a secondary source.
  • 5. 4) Collect and record accurate fieldwork and research data
  • 6. 5) Present your data in an appropriate range of maps, graphs and diagramsMake sure you have used at least 4 different data presentation techniques
  • 7. 6) Include a substantiated conclusionMake sure you back up your conclusions with hard facts.In conclusion, the main evidence supporting my judgement is
  • 8. 7) Fully evaluate your workMake sure you have:Been critical about your data; Suggested possible solutions to make your data more accurate and;State how you could extend your enquiry into QoL i.e. What further questions would you like to ask?
  • 9. 8) Reduce your word countTry your best to reduce excessive word count.
  • 10. 9) Good housekeepingMake sure you: Delete any white space (blank pages)Include your candidate numberInclude a cover photo.
  • 11. 10) Aim highTry your very best!Well done for all your hard work.