4 hours worth of lessons covering Topic 1 of section 3 'Research methods'. Lessons cover the following: Primary and secondary data Differences between quantitative and qualitative data Practical, ethical and theoretical issues influencing a sociologists research Differences between positivists and interpretivists Factors influencing choice of topic The process of research Sampling techniques Wide range of resources and activities e.g. sorting tasks, exam questions and discussions Some references to Napier Press book - but mainly ppt based.

A thorough case study booklet including all of the case studies needed for Paper 2 - Challenges in the human environment Case studies include: Rio de Janeiro Favela Bairro Project Bristol Temple Quarter Regeneration Tourism in Jamaica Nigeria Hanson Cement

Included in each booket: Knowledge tests after each section of specification content A wide range of different exam questions Structure strips for the 9 mark questions Detailed case study sheets Various activities all linked to the specification to aid students revision Space for DIRT/FIT work Can be set as homework or in class revision

16 double-sided landform formation sequencing cards. Landforms included: V-shaped valleys and interlocking spurs Waterfalls Meanders Ox-bow lakes Floodplains Levees Wave cut platforms Wave cut notches Headlands and Bays Sand dunes Spits Bars Caves, arches, stacks and stumps. Instructions for students: Print out double sided/copy onto your own revision cards. Practice sequencing the processes involved in the formation of coastal and river landforms – use look, cover, write and repeat until you know them off by heart.

A thorough case study booklet including all of the case studies needed for Paper 1 - Living with the Physical environment. Case studies include: Tectonic hazards - Chile and Nepal Tropical storm - Typhoon Haiyan Extreme weather in the UK - Somerset levels Small scale ecosystem - Overton Lake, Peterborough Tropical rainforest - Malaysia Hot desert - Sahara Coastal landforms - Dorset coast Coastal management - Lyme Regis River landforms - River Tees Flood management - Banbury

Revision guide and student workbook covering the 2022 advance information for Changing Places - Paper 2

A collaboration of lessons created for the ‘Changing UK economy topic’ from the new AQA geography specification. I have included a large range of resources e.g. mysteries, market place tasks, desk mats, dilemmas, case study sheets, mind maps, research tasks, graphs, card sorts and lots more. I have also included practise exam questions to go with each lesson. The lessons are as follows: Lesson 1 - Changes in the UK economy Lesson 2 - A post industrial economy Lesson 3 - UK science and business parks Lesson 4 - Environmental impacts of industry - includes examples Lesson 5 - Changing rural landscapes Lesson 6 - Changing transport infrastructure - roads, ports, airports and railways Lesson 7 - The north south divide Lesson 8 - The UK in the wider world Lesson 9 - The UK in the wider world - EU and commonwealth

This is a quiz that I will be using with year 11 during their final revision session for paper 2. Questions for each section of the paper - each one linked well to the specification. Answers at the end of the quiz. Section 1 - Urban issues and challenges Section 2 - Economic development Section 3 - Resource management Section 4 - Case studies

I have used a number of resources from the TES website and created powerpoints and activities using them. Thank you if you contributed some of the activities :)

These fully resourced lessons cover the whole of the hazards topic - introduction to hazards, vulcanicity, seismicity, tropical storms and wildfires. Fully resourced lessons. Included with this bundle: Over 30 hours of lessons Various activities - card sorts, reading tasks, retrieval quizzes, exam questions and mark schemes, multiple choice questions, forms quizzes and lots more.

A collaboration of lessons created for teaching the weather hazards topic for the new AQA Geography specification. All resources included. Each lesson has the same structure; connect, activate, demonstrate, consolidate tasks. Learning objectives included for each lesson. I have included a large range of resources e.g. pop-up tropical storm, mysteries, market place tasks, desk mats, mapping tasks, videos, case study sheets, mind maps, cartoon tasks, sorting and matching tasks, research tasks, graphs, card sorts and lots more. I have also included practise exam questions to go with each lesson. Each lesson is 120 minutes. The lessons are as follows: Lesson 1 - Global atmospheric circulation Lesson 2 - Where and how are tropical storms formed? Lesson 3 - The structure and features of tropical storms Lessons 4 - Typhoon Haiyan - a tropical storm example study Lesson 5 - Reducing the effects of tropical storms Lesson 6 - Weather hazards in the UK Lessons 7 and 8- The Somerset levels floods, 2016 example study Lesson 9 - Is the UK becoming more extreme?

Complete set of lessons on hazards for teaching the new AQA A Level specification - Over 40 hours worth of lessons. A huge variety of resources. Exam questions and mark schemes included.

Fully resourced lesson - types of aid table fill, various videos introducing aid and looking at Goat Aid, Is aid good for LICs dilemma task and a practise exam question.

A PowerPoint with various tasks used to teach how the risks from tectonic hazards can be reduced.

A revision guide that I have produced for my year elevens to use to revise for the Population and Settlements SDME exam in the summer. Included are exam tips, SDME predictions, PLCs and all of the content they need to revise. There is also space at the end of the booklet for students to make notes.

Includes all the content students need to revise, PLCs, January 2013 paper with model answers - examples of level 1,2 and 3 statements and a population and settlement quiz.

Fully resourced lesson - case study sheet for students to complete, exam question, video, map task, newspaper article and sorting task

Seven rounds: Where did Santa leave his presents? Christmas logos Country catchphrase Christmas food miles Where did Santa leave his hat? Flags of the World? Where do Santa's letters come from?

These retrieval sheets are great for revision at the end of the topic/as a starter after the content has been covered. 4 retrieval sheets: Introduction to ecosystems The environmental characteristics of the rainforests The causes and impacts of deforestation in the Amazon Managing rainforests sustainably