I'm a teacher and the Author of the Amazon e-book;' Time Smart Teaching' and my mission is to create Geography resources to help teachers save time and reduce their workload. I am sharing additional time saving tips for teachers on my YOUTUBE channel ' Time Smart Teaching' if you fancy dropping by!
I'm a teacher and the Author of the Amazon e-book;' Time Smart Teaching' and my mission is to create Geography resources to help teachers save time and reduce their workload. I am sharing additional time saving tips for teachers on my YOUTUBE channel ' Time Smart Teaching' if you fancy dropping by!
This collection of revision resources cover paper 1 2 and 3, fieldwork human and physical fieldwork topics. Designed to get your student learning and revising key content for the exam independently. perfect for the run up to the mock examination series of summer examinations. Covering core content of the AQA GCSE Geography specification. Involves a variety of different tasks, from odd-one out, to A3 revision posters and fieldwork escape room challenges. Something for all ability ranges.
A FREE home or classroom learning resource to get students familiar with a range of key vocabulary from the AQA GCSE Geography topic ’ Urban Issues and Challenges’. Urban areas include towns, cities and megacities that each have unique environmental and social challenges that need addressing in order to become more sustainable; pollution, poverty, education inequality and so on. This is a comprehensive list of keywords and their definitions to help build student confidence in applying specific key terms into exam practice questions on this topic. A full answer sheet is provided.
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Graphs, maps and their analysis feature heavily in GCSE geography papers and examinations across all specifications. I put this handy wall display guide together to help my GCSE Geography students identify and describe the most common types of graphs and maps that they may see in the paper 3 examinations. It also gives a brief overview of the advantages and disadvantages of each type of display method- something students often struggle to articulate. It helped middle ability students picks up easy marks in their paper 3 fieldwork examinations and also made a great addition to classroom displays for open evenings and parent’s evenings. I hope you enjoy it!
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