Worksheet to practice 16-point compass directions and straight line distance using a simple scale.

Worksheet on drawing line and bar graphs using examples. Students are given data, have to choose the right type of graph (e.g. compound, comparative etc.), draw the graph, describe the data and justify the use of their chosen graph. Originally for AS and A Level Geography but will meet requirements for the New Spec (9-1) GCSE as well as the 2016 New Spec A Level courses given the emphasis on justify the type of presentation used. Could also be used with high ability KS3 classes and in other subjects. Perfect either as an activity during first teaching or as a revision task. Most classes take around 45 mins to do either section (bar or line). Included are a .pdf of the task Please do not remove my name from these resources. I have worked hard in my own time to produce them.

A power point showing how and when to use the Mann-Whitney U statistical test and an worksheet guiding the students though calculating it using a geographical example. Includes teacher answer sheet. Great for teaching both old and New (2016) specification A level or AS level geography - designed for Edexcel but matches requirements of other specs such as AQA. Can also be used as an introduction to the test for biology, maths, psychology lessons etc.