Geography
Students will have their first encounter with geography as a humanities subject in Secondary school (similar to social studies and history). One thing to note is that upper secondary geography syllabus is a huge step from lower secondary geography syllabus, and it is important to keep that in mind when your child chooses their final O levels or N levels subject combination at the end of secondary 2 as a full subject or an elective subject.
Beyond secondary school geography, students can also take up H1 or H2 geography as an A level subject or even choose to pursue geography at a tertiary level or at a polytechnic level.
Our articles shine light on how to increase interest in the subject, prepare for exams, as well as some study hacks to make studying a new subject easier.
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Geography is among the few scientific subjects that require in-depth studying. And this can be a challenge for teachers and students alike to make efforts...
Geography Crafts to Young Kids Busy Learning
11 October 2018
Aside from reading, writing, mathematics, and science, geography is a subject your child should be acquainted with because this enables them to know where they...
How To Revise Geography Case Studies In A-Levels?
06 August 2018
Geography is a fun subject to learn because it tells you all the things you need to learn about a place and gives you an...
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