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; industrial system, inputs, outputs and processes, types of industries, secondary industry, manufacturing industry, hi-tech industry, factors affecting location of industry, agglomeration, industrial estates

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,

Great material for both teacher and student preparing for As and A-level Geography. It covers evereveryy topic required by the Cambridge syllabus for this unit. Accompanied by pictures. 73 slides in pdf format that can easily be converted back to PowerPoint. The material is still useful for O-Level and IGCSE or generally for the study of settlement dynamics. Some of the topics include: Basic terminologies Changes in rural settlements Changing rural environments in HICs Contemporary issues in rural settlements in LICs Urban trends and issues Causes of urbanisation Suburbanization Counter urbanisation Reurbanization Gentrification Global cities Changing structure of urban settlements Factors affecting location of urban activities (manufacturing and retailing) The changing cbd Residential segregation Management of urban settlement

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Great material for both teacher and student preparing for As and A-level Geography. It covers evereveryy topic required by the Cambridge syllabus for this unit. Accompanied by pictures. 130 slides in pdf format that can easily be converted back to PowerPoint. The material is still useful for O-Level and IGCSE or generally for the study of human population. Some of the topics include : Basic population terminologies Population growth Components of population change Life expectancy Population policies Population distribution Population structure Population pyramids and interpretation Dependency ratio Demographic transition model Issues of youthful and ageing populations Link between population and development Population-resource relationship Carrying capacity Ecological footprint Causes, impacts and solutions to food shortage Role of technology in resource development Role of constraints in sustaining population Population theories Population management

Great material for both teacher and student preparing for As and A-level Geography. It covers evereveryy topic required by the Cambridge syllabus for this unit. Accompanied by pictures. 144 slides in pdf format that can easily be converted back to PowerPoint. The material is still useful for O-Level and IGCSE or generally for the study of Hydrology and fluvial geomorphology and rivers. Some of the topics include: Drainage basin systems The hydrological cycle The storm hydrograph Factors affecting the shape of the storm hydrograph River Channel processes River landforms River sedimentation and deposition Patterns of flow Channel types Human impacts on hydrology Flooding - causes and amelioration

Great material for both teacher and student preparing for As and A-level Geography. It covers evereveryy topic required by the Cambridge syllabus for this unit. Accompanied by pictures. 122 slides in pdf format that can easily be converted back to PowerPoint. The material is still useful for O-Level and IGCSE or generally for the study of Atmosphere and weather. Some of the topics include: Basic terminologies Layers of the atmosphere Diurnal energy budget Night energy budget Weather phenomena Global energy budget Atmospheric energy Surface winds Wind and pressure belts Ocean currents Pressure cells Fronts Atmospheric moisture Human impact Global warming Urban climate

Great material for both teacher and student preparing for As and A-level Geography. It covers evereveryy topic required by the Cambridge syllabus for this unit. Accompanied by pictures. 107 slides in pdf format that can easily be converted back to PowerPoint. The material is still useful for O-Level and IGCSE or generally for the study of Rocks and weathering. Some of the topics include: The structure of the earth Plate tectonics Weathering Types of weathering Controls of weathering Mass movements Causes of mass movements Slope controls Types of mass movements Human impact Reducing impacts of mass movement

The slides cover; The differences between primary secondary and tertiary production The reasons for the changing importance of business classification for example and the developed and developing economies The differences between public-sector and private-sector business Enterprises in a mixed economy

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. Contains high quality pictures with direct and relevant Youtube videos links. This resource covers- Food security causes of food insecurity and threats to food security impacts of food insecurity Managing food Insecurity Energy resources energy resources as renewable or non-renewable Various Causes of the Global Energy Crisis Impacts of energy insecurity The Economic Impacts of Energy Insecurity Social Impacts Possible Solutions to the Problem of Global Energy Crisis Waste disposal methods Advantages and disadvantages for HICs and LICs of this waste disposal Impacts of waste disposal

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Chapter 7 of the As Environmental management syllabus. Strictly following all the areas required by CIE examination and syllabus. Great source to compensate for the lack of printed material by Cambridge. Contains quality pictures and relevant Youtube links. This unit contains the following information Acid deposition Types of acid deposition Formation of acid deposition Impacts of acid deposition Photochemical smog and its impacts Managing air pollution Ozone depletion OZone hole Ozone depletion over Antarctica Impacts of ozone depletion International agreements to reduce ozone depletion Impacts of alternatives to ozone depleting substances The Rowland-Molina theory

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Expertly prepared slides following the new IGCSE syllabus 0680 with quality links and links to relevant videos The slides cover; Describe different types of natural hazard including earthquakes volcanic eruption and tropical cyclones, flooding and drought explain the causes and global distribution of this natural hazards and relate them to the Earth’s structure explain the impact these natural hazards can have on people and environment explain different strategies for managing this natural hazards

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IGCSE CAMBRIDGE PAST PAPER QUESTIONS ON NATURAL HAZARDS APPLICABLE TO ENVIRONMENTAL MANAGEMENT O680 GEOGRAPHY 0460 COVERS Earthquakes Volcanoes Flooding Tropical cyclones Drought

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