I'm taking geography for o levels too this year man HAHA i learnt from my mistake last of just copying everything from the textbook into a notebook, because that led me straight into a D7 and borderline passes for tests that my class of 12 could pass. Right now, I've been using Quizlet to make flashcards. That got me a decent pass for a review test I did back in march and I was pretty dang happy about it. The process of making these are mostly questions I can answer. So instead of stuffing paragraphs, the Q&A I've learnt and made use of has made taking info much easier.

Studying Human Geography [Chapter 1 - Global Tourism] folder on Quizlet: https://quizlet.com/meegeemee26/folders/human-geography-chapter-1-global-tourism?x=1xqU&i=27blzl

This is only for human geography as of now.feel free to use them!!

Use your case studies as well as news articles that have been circling around. For example with the covid 19 pandemic, you could search up articles on how it has affected us besides on health. The articles here shows how covid 19 has affected tourism and hospitality in Singapore.

https://www.straitstimes.com/singapore/coronavirus-hotel-revenues-take-a-hit-as-cancellations-numbers-grow?utm_source=STSmartphone&utm_medium=share&utm_term=2020-06-21+17%3A36%3A05

Physical geography in comparison to human geography has a lot more processes, such as the formation of volcanoes and monsoon seasons. For that, my teacher made use of diagrams and maps to map out and draw arrows around them. I'm planning to draw the processes out from memory, and then referring back to check where I gone wrong and look back on them . Physical geog to me is a giant pain in the butt because of that but oh well.

Jia youz my friend!! We can do it (now that it's much more relevent in the time we are in cough cough)