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I would suggest you pick roughly three key questions that introduce the geography and theory you are going to be investigating, then google the questions and answer them based on existing literature. You could also do a search on google scholar.

This sounds like a very do-able question. The main challenge to think about in your methodology is how you will try to keep all other variables the same. Let me know if you have any specific questions / areas you would like advice on.

@@georgewagg8172 I’ve done everything up to data presentation and analysis, I’m stuck on how to present my data,

@@JacobCI2I imagine you have a number of subquestions? I would use these to structure the presentation and integrate the analysis as you go. It might help to have a look at the second part of this link?mrgeogwagg.wordpress.com/2019/10/29/nea-update-sampling-and-data-presentation/

@@georgewagg8172 I don’t really have any sub questions, my question looks at the Different land uses and the infiltration rates, what graph could I use to present that? The link is helpful thank you

@@JacobCI2 From what I can tell your only really option for this data is a histogram as the data is discrete. You could do GEgraph as I mention in the blog to show the location of the data collection as this could give you another element to analysis. My advice would be consider looking at the role of landuse rather than just landuse as you could then consider other factors that are significant such as soil type or altitude. This would then give you more data to analysis and the chance to use more techniques which could then be evaluated add help get higher marks. (bear in mind your teacher than approved the proposal is likely to have a better idea so speak with them).

tf?

did you get the A*?

@@whiskey-f1p A

@@adamday9632 could you email me yours as something i can read to as i am currenlty doing mine and it would be much helpful- karamrai9898@gmail.com

@@karamrai-wagerssquadbuilde73 PayPal me a tenner and I’ll email it to you straight away. Actually got A* in NEA but A overall

@@adamday9632 can’t just help a brother out smh 😪

Hi Imana, Sorry for slow reply. Now on half term. I have written a blow which might help: mrgeogwagg.wordpress.com/2019/10/29/nea-update-sampling-and-data-presentation/

what questions do you have?

Where do I start, how many books do I need to read? What does a good piece of coursework include? How do I plan it before I start?

@@georgewagg8172 How do i start my introduction

PC Boris always start with your aim, and research question. This should then lead to a few (3ish) subquestions which you want to go about answering

Yep