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Useful videos on conducting human geography fiedlwork

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Use this map to complete the task cards

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Guide to Easedale

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An introduction to Lake District glaciation and Easedale for NEA fieldwork

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Guide to Silloth

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A guide to Silloth for coastal NEA investigations

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An introduction to Brund Fell, Borrowdale for NEA fieldwork

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Guide to Keswick

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An introduction to Keswick for NEA fieldwork

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An introduction to Brund Fell, Borrowdale for NEA fieldwork

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investigation planning table handout (A3)

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2.Descriptive and inferential workshop handout

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NEA photo evidence

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Resources specifically for place investigations

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ArcGIS- Environmental Quality Task Card !

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ArcGIS- Environmental Quality Task Card !

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interpreting and communicating qualitative research (ii methods)

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How to use qual data Geography review sept 18 vol32 number 1 hodder education

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Resources specifically for microclimate investigations

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Habitat and vegetation types - Magic Map

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Habitat and vegetation types - Magic Map

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Download a copy of the guide below
Lawrlwythwch gopi o'r canllaw
Before you start

i - Independent Investigation - Student Planning Form
Independent Investigation - Student Planning Form (Word document)

ii - A Guide to Writing A Research Plan

iii - A Guide to Effective Background Reading

iv - A Guide to Referencing

Section 1 - Introduction

1a - A Guide to Hypotheses

Section 2 - Data collection

2a - A Guide to Different Types of Data

2b - A Guide to Data Collection Techniques - Quantitative Measuring

2c - A Guide to Data Collection Techniques - Surveys

2d - A Guide to Data Collection Techniques - Interviews

2e - A Guide to Data Collection Techniques - Questionnaires

2f - A Guide to Data Collection Techniques - Observations, Photographs and Field Sketches

2g - A Guide to Sampling Techniques

2h - A Guide to Recording Data in the Field

2i - A Guide to Avoiding Biased Data

Section 3 - Data presentation

3a - A Guide to Column Charts and Histograms

3b - A Guide to Pictograms

3c - A Guide to Pie Charts

3d - A Guide to Scatter and Line Graphs

3e - A Guide to Box and Whisker Graphs

3f - A Guide to Kite Diagrams

3g - A Guide to Triangular graphs

3h - A Guide to Rose and Radial Graphs

3i - A Guide to Isoline Maps

3j - A Guide to Choropleth Maps

3k - A Guide to Pictorial Data Presentation

3l - A Guide to Presenting Qualitative Data

Section 4 - Data analysis

4a - A Guide to Measures of Central Tendency

4b - A Guide to Measuring Proportions

4c - A Guide to Measures of Dispersion

4d - A Guide to Cost-Benefit Analysis

4e - A Guide to Spearman's Rank

4f - A Guide to Chi-Squared Testing

4g - A Guide to Simpson's Diversity Index

4h - A Guide to Pearson's Product Moment

4i - A Guide to Nearest Neighbour Analysis

4j - A Guide to Mann-Whitney U Test

4k - A Guide to Qualitative Data Analysis
Section 5 - Conclusions Section 6 - Evaluation Section 7 - Final checks
Posters - A guide to reading your research landscape

A copy of FAQs from the awarding bodies

View a video from the Royal Met Soc - MetLink - Weather Fieldwork for your A Level Geography Independent Investigation

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A student guide to the A Level independent investigation (Non-examined Assessment - NEA) - RGS

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Download a copy of the guide below Lawrlwythwch gopi o'r canllaw i - Independent Investigation - Student Planning Form Independent Investigation - Student Planning Form (Word document) ii - A Guide to Writing A Research Plan iii - A Guide to Effective Background Reading iv - A Guide to Referencing

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Resources specifically for water investigations

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Resources specifically for carbon investigations

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You should aim to find out as much as you can about the area you are investigating.

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Our online libraries of resources to help you with your NEA , including research paper, method articles, information on field sites and base maps.

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This story map was created with the Story Map Cascade application in ArcGIS Online.

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National Library of Scotland - Map Images

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Access high-resolution zoomable images of over 230,000 maps of Scotland, England, Wales and beyond

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Select the most useful data, how are you going to present this?

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Written by RGS

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Resources specifically for regeneration investigations.

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What methods are you going to use to collect your data? Qualitative and quantitative? Which sampling technique - random, stratified, systematic?

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Think of a manageable project on a topic you are interested in.

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Resources specifically for coastal investigations.

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Resources specifically for glacial investigations.