A field guide explaining how students can measure the height of a feature such as a cliff, a tree or a building.

A field guide for students undertaking fieldwork and doing a field sketch. The guide talks students through key tips as well as common pitfalls.

A data collection sheet which allows students to record various aspects relating to weathered rock faces as well as score the degree of weathering using the Rahn Index.

A data collection sheet which allows students to record various aspects of wave movement including height and frequency. These measures can then be used to calculate wave energy.

A field guide that walks students through the idea of turbidity and how it can be measured in lakes and rivers.

A field guide that walks students through measuring the angle of a slope using a clinometer and ranging poles.

A field guide that walks students through the different stages needed to calculate the moisture content of a soil sample.

A field guide that walks students through the different stages needed to calculate the organic content of a soil sample.

A series of key questions students should ask themselves before they begin designing the data collection phase of an investigation.

A working glossary for students to use as they think about and write up their independent investigation.

A list of sources of secondary data sources that can help students as they undertake independent investigations.

A data collection sheet designed to allow students to collect data on how likely it is that industry might develop in a place or how likely industry will prosper in a place.

A data collection sheet designed to allow students to collect data on features of urban design that aid or hinder security and crime.

A field guide walking students through the different stages needed when measuring the velocity of a river’s flow.

A field guide walking students through the different stages needed to work out the relative amounts of clay, sand and silt in a soil sample.

A framework which encourages students to explore a wide range of ideas in relation to their data analysis.

A step by step guide to show students how to set up ArcGIS layers into which they can collect fieldwork data on devices in the field.

A writing grid to help students think about the different frameworks for geographical enquiry they could use to investigate a topic.

A guide to the classification of different sediments according to the Krumbein phi scale.

A framework that helps students to question a view in a more meaningful way.