While approaching their final O level exams, some of the candidates may realise they have not prepared adequately for their final Geography exams and by the sheer volume of the syllabus, they may feel time tied. This is my attempt to simplify the syllabus focusing on the main areas that are examined briefly as possible. In this book, candidates with limited time may be sufficed and those with time will have an easier time. This book is based on the Cambridge international education Geography syllabus. I believe it will be of great help in paper 1 and will also provide basic information for paper 2 and paper 4. This is my gift to my students.

Strictly follows the A-level Cambridge Environmental management new syllabus for examinations from 2022. A great resource for both teachers and students- a remedy since Cambridge has no resource yet for this syllabus. It is also useful for any environmental studies, Biology and even Geography at all levels. This resource covers- The scientific method Formulate hypotheses Characteristics of Hypothesis Design investigations in which variables are controlled and quantitative results are collected dependent and independent variable Interpret data to determine whether they support or refute the hypothesis being tested Explain how limitations in the measurement of data lead to uncertainty in the results understanding that a hypothesis that is consistently supported by investigation and observation can become a theory Environmental research in the context of climate change reliable and bias how historical data have developed how bias has led to the misuse of scientific data how unreliable data has led to false reporting of scientific conclusions Collection of environmental data Sampling strategies how random sampling and systematic sampling strategies aim to ensure samples are well distributed with a low risk of bias factors influencing the suitability of random sampling or systematic sampling strategies for different studies techniques used to collect sample data Quadrats (open frame Grid and point) Pitfall traps Sweep nets Beating tray kick sampling Light traps Capture-mark-recapture water turbidity Questionnaires Interviews benefits and limitations of each sampling technique listed population size using the Lincoln index biodiversity using the Simpson’s index of diversity abundance using quadrat data The use of technology in data collection and analysis Remote sensing Radio tracking Computational Modeling What Is Crowdsourcing? ‘big data’ Big data challenges benefits and limitations of the analysis of big data

Based on the CIE standards, perfect for both teacher and student, especially those preparing for final IGCSE Geography exams. It is also embeded with well answered CIE past paper questions from the same topic

Based on the CIE standards, perfect for both teacher and student, especially those preparing for final IGCSE Geography exams. It is also embeded with well answered CIE past paper questions from the same topic

Based on the CIE standards, perfect for both teacher and student, especially those preparing for final IGCSE Geography exams. It is also embeded with well answered CIE past paper questions from the same topic

Based on the CIE standards, perfect for both teacher and student, especially those preparing for final IGCSE Geography exams. It is also embeded with well answered CIE past paper questions from the same topic

Based on the CIE standards, perfect for both teacher and student, especially those preparing for final IGCSE Geography exams. It is also embeded with well answered CIE past paper questions from the same topic. it contains parts of the river The hydrological cycle River erosion processes River transport processes River erosion features River deposition features River flooding Causes, impacts and solutions to flooding Opportunities of living close to the rivers 97 neatly prepared slides with quality pictures ideal for smartboard projection and classroom teaching

Based on the CIE standards, perfect for both teacher and student, especially those preparing for final IGCSE Geography exams. It is also embeded with well answered CIE past paper questions from the same topic The powerpoint includes : The parts of a wave Differences between constructive and destructive waves Wave erosion processes Wave transport processes Wave erosion features Wave deposition features Coastal hazards and opportunities Coastal defence Soft engineering Hard engineering Coral reefs Mangroves very creatively designed and neatly arranged with quality pictures and video links. ideal for classroom presentation

A great resource, well researched and elaborated for year 12 students and any other student doing environmental studies, useful for both Biology and Geography studies. strictly follows the Cambridge syllabus covering the 8 main topics of 1 Introduction to environmental management 2 Environmental research and data collection 3 Managing human population 4 Managing ecosystems and biodiversity 5 Managing resources 6 Managing water supplies 7 Managing the atmosphere 8 Managing climate change This is a useful teaching and revision resource to cover up for lack of textbook from Cambridge education. Enjoy!

Strictly follows the A-level Cambridge Environmental management new syllabus for examinations from 2022. A great resource for both teachers and students- a remedy since Cambridge has no resource yet for this syllabus. It is also useful for any environmental studies, Biology and even Geography at all levels. This resource covers- Human population dynamics and structure population density factors influencing population density and distribution populations in terms of their size and the composition of different age groups how changes in birth rates, death rates and migration rates may affect population size and composition the dependency ratio What Is the Dependency Ratio reasons for differences between the population structures of HICs and LICs POPULATION PYRAMIDS IN LICS POPULATION PYRAMIDS IN HICS Impacts of human population change the impacts of ageing populations on countries Managing human population change Managing overpopulation

Based on the CIE standards, perfect for both teacher and student, especially those preparing for final IGCSE Geography exams. It is also embeded with well answered CIE past paper questions from the same topic. weather instruments; rain gauge, thermometer, stevenson screen, barometer, weather station, hygrometer, dry and wet bulb thermometer. slides are neatly arranged with high quality pictures

Based on the CIE standards, perfect for both teacher and student, especially those preparing for final IGCSE Geography exams. It is also embeded with well answered CIE past paper questions from the same topic. Topics include; indicators of development GDP, GNP, PPP THE HDI inequalities between and within countries sectors of the economy how employment varies with economic development globalisation causes and impacts of globalization 98 slides with neatly organised quality pictures for easier and captivating presentations during the lessons

Based on the CIE standards, perfect for both teacher and student, especially those preparing for final IGCSE Geography exams. It is also embeded with well answered CIE past paper questions from the same topic. Topics; equatorial climate, hot desert climate, factors affecting climate, rainforest vegetation, causes of deforestation, impacts of deforestation, solutions to deforestation, adaptation of hot desert plants and animals. The slides are neatly prepared withhigh quality images ideal for classroom presentations on smartboards and projectors. You are welcome!

Based on the CIE standards, perfect for both teacher and student, especially those preparing for final IGCSE Geography exams. It is also embeded with well answered CIE past paper questions from the same topic. Subtopics; Water sources, water shortage, water scarcity, how water usage varies, management of water sources, water scarcity impacts etc. The slides are neatly arranged and prepared with quality images ideal for class projection and smartboard usage. suitable for classroom teaching

Based on the CIE standards, perfect for both teacher and student, especially those preparing for final IGCSE Geography exams. It is also embeded with well answered CIE past paper questions from the same topic.IGCSE Geography , tourism, ideal for teaching purposes and great material for candidates preparing for IGCSE exams; subtopics- types of tourism, physical attractions, human attractions, impacts of tourism on local community, benefits of tourism, sustainable management of tourism. Over 57 neatly designed slides with high quality pictures ideal for projection and teaching

Well summarized and arranged, based on the CIE standards embedded with properly answered past paper questions. include topics such as; basic terminologies causes of population increase Causes and impacts of underpopulation Causes and impacts of overpopulation HIV/AIDS pandemic Population policies Demographic transition model etc

Based on the CIE standards, perfect for both teacher and student, especially those preparing for final IGCSE Geography exams. It is also embeded with well answered CIE past paper questions from the same topic The paper includes : The parts of a wave Differences between constructive and destructive waves Wave erosion processes Wave transport processes Wave erosion features Wave deposition features Coastal hazards and opportunities Coastal defence Soft engineering Hard engineering Coral reefs Mangroves

Based on the CIE standards, perfect for both teacher and student, especially those preparing for final IGCSE Geography exams. It is also embeded with well answered CIE past paper questions from the same topic. it contains parts of the river The hydrological cycle River erosion processes River transport processes River erosion features River deposition features River flooding Causes, impacts and solutions to flooding Opportunities of living close to the rivers

Based on the CIE standards, perfect for both teacher and student, especially those preparing for final IGCSE Geography exams. This unit of work includes : Basic migration terminologies Types of migration Causes of migration Push factors Pull Factors International migration Impacts of migration on the area of origin, area of destination and on the migrants

Based on the CIE standards, perfect for both teacher and student, especially those preparing for final IGCSE Geography exams. It is also embeded with well answered CIE past paper questions from the same topic This unit of work includes ; Basic population pyramid terms The differences between LEDC and MEDC population pyramid shapes and implications The Dependency ratio Issues of ageing populations