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I am a Geography specialist with experience teaching in Ireland, The UK and The UAE. My lessons are British curriculum and International curriculum based with emphasis on UK, and global case studies with many UAE links throughout.
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I am a Geography specialist with experience teaching in Ireland, The UK and The UAE. My lessons are British curriculum and International curriculum based with emphasis on UK, and global case studies with many UAE links throughout.
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KS3 End of Year assessment - maps, ecosystems, development
This package contains a revision list, revision lesson, assessment, differentiated assessment and a mark scheme for the topics of maps, ecosystems and development. Assessment includes a combination of MCQs, long answer questions and skills based questions.
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KS3 EOY assessments
This bundle includes revision lists, revision lessons, assessments and differentiated assessments containing MCQs, long answere questions and skills questions, as well as mark schemes for each test.
The topics include maps, ecosystems and development (Year 7), development, coasts and population (Year 8) and natural hazards, population and urbanisation and climat change (Year 9).
Ecosystems revision lesson, assessment and mark scheme
This PowerPoint helps students to revise for the attached assessment about ecosystems with links to map skills with questions based on location of biomes along lines of latitude and longitude
What is a natural hazard?
This lesson gives students an introduction into what a hazard is and the difference between tectonic and climatic hazards.
What are the impacts of globalisation?
This lesson looks at the positives and negatives of globalisation and how changing economies can bring countries closer together.
How do flora and fauna adapt to desert environments?
This lesson looks at adaptations of camels and cacti in the desert biome
What is a population pyramid and what does it show?
This lesson is based on the population pyramid of the UAE. Students are expected to draw and analyses a population pyramid while also calculating missing data.
Lesson guidelines can be followed but any country can be used instead of the UAE.
How can we reduce the impacts of natural hazards?
Mitigation based lesson where students look at different types of mitigation strategies used globally to help reduce the impact of natural hazards
What is overpopulation and how does it impact the world?
This lesson looks at what overpopulation is and what the causes, impacts and solutions to overpopulation are.
What are the natural causes of climate change?
This lesson focuses on natural causes of climate change by looking at The Milankovitch Cyles, Sunspots and Volcanic activity
What is the demographic transition model and what does it show?
This lesson is a teacher led, student activity based lesson where live modelling will give talk students through the drawing of their own DTMs
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Population
This bundles looks at population distribution and density across the world, reasons why we have so many people on the planet, reasons why people move and the different types of migration. The bundle includes lessons on population pyramids and the demographic transition model (DTM)
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Natural Hazards KS3
This bundle contains lessons and resources on all areas of natural hazards - what is a hazard, structure of the earth, plate tectonics and plate boundaries, case study specific lessons on earthquakes, volcanoes and tsunami’s as well as homework and research tasks.
What are the global impacts of climate change?
This lesson looks at the economic, social and environmental impacts of climate change globally
What is life like in a developed country - Singapore case study
This lesson is a case study focused on a developed country - Singapore. it looks at urban life in Singapore and how there are very few rural areas left in the country.
What is life like in a developing country - Ethiopia?
This lesson is a case study of Ethiopia. It focuses on the difference in lifestyles between rural and urban populations.
Why do some countries struggle to develop?
This lesson looks at human and physical factors that impact development and gives a peer mark opportunity for students to mark each others work.
What is the lower course of a river like
This lesson looks at the formation of landforms found along the lower course of a river - delta, floodplain and levee.