This is part of my Restless Earth topic for GCSE, it can also be used for revision or a starter for 'A' level & IB looking at Natural Hazards. The lesson looks at the 4 main types of plate boundary, their respective processes, landforms and characteristics. It challenges students to locate the different boundary types on a world map of the differing tectonic plates.

Everything you will (probably) need in the classroom to know about Tsunamis. A 46 slide Power point on the subject - I was researching the topic for my Yr10's & also my IB2s (probably got a bit carried away). By cutting out the relevant bits, this could easily be adapted to form the basis of any KS3, 4 or 5 lesson on the topic.

Part of my IB-SL topic on 'Environmental Change&' looking at &';The global shift of polluting industries.' It can also be linked into Development, Globalisation, MNCs & NICs, degradation of the environment and Global Warming.

This PP is the 1st of 2, which are part of my Geography IB paper 2, optional themes – option F The Geography of Food & Health. They are part of section 3 of the syllabus for the option – geographic factors and impacts where students are required to know é understand the factors responsible for the incidence and spread of two diseases. Evaluate the geographic impacts of these two diseases at the local, national and international scales é be able to assess the management strategies that have been applied in any one country.

Pulled together for my AS & A2 students, for Crowded Coasts (AS) & Biodiversity (A2).

Part of my IB Diploma Higher - Economic interactions & Flows

Thjs is for my KS3 classes, highlighting what a graph must include, the type of question to be asked in an assessment & how to describe a graph. This one I use when covering Energy as a topic - but very easy to swop out the energy graph é replace with another, such as population - depending on the topic being covered. I have also used this as a refresher for my KS4 classes.

This PP is part of the Geography IB paper 2, optional themes – option F The Geography of Food & Health. They are part of section 3 of the syllabus for the option – disease.'

Part of the IB-HL topic on Environmental change. The EKC theorises that there is a link between increasing prosperity & environmental degradation / pollution, whereby in the early stages of development pollution increases, but at a certain point this will change and pollution will fall. This PP attempts to specify what the EKC is, highlight evidence supporting it, evidence against it, leaving students to examine whether the theory holds.

Predicted growth in demand for energy, 2 main reasons & where in the world will future demand most likely come from?

This was created for my IB-Sl Yr12 students as a strter for 'Soil & Change (Ch10 in Paul Guinness text Patterns é Change). The Chapter looks primarily at the causes, consequences of soil degradation and the most appropriate solutions. Although not directly a part of the course, I felt it a necessary pre-curser to fully understand the issues we will be studying.

This PP is part of the Geography IB paper 2, optional themes – option F The Geography of Food & Health. They are part of section 3 of the syllabus for the option – disease.'

An interim assessment for my Yr 8s, on Coastal landforms & processes. Includes 6 Questions é latter pages have answers. Can be used as test é then peer marking session.

An interim assessment for my Yr 9s, on Tourism - this is an interim assessment on what is tourism and the growth of tourism. Includes 7 Questions & latter pages have answers. Can be used as test é then peer marking session.

See my earlier resource on their causes & Case Studies - what is the best defense against Tsunamis?

This is part of my IB Diploma Higher (HL) lessons. It is after the main globalisation section and looking at the reduction of the friction of distance (ICT).

This is an introduction to the 4 stages in disaster planning for my IB2s as part of their 'Hazards & Disasters' optional topic.

<p>Recently used for my Yr. 9’s End of Topic Test. Actual exam &amp; Mark Scheme on Excel, with Post exam feedback on Power-Point with some model answers &amp; examples of anonymised pupil answers.</p>

This PP is part of the Geography IB paper 2, optional themes – option F The Geography of Food & Health. They are part of section 3 of the syllabus for the option – disease.'

This is part of my IB1 - HL lessons, looking at Environmental change (section 4 in Paul Guinness's 'global Interaction') & the causes / reasons for &'Degradation through raw material production&'; (Ch 8). The PP looks at the impact, particularly in Sth America, of the rising demand for soybean and meat é how much of this demand is driven by the growing taste for meat of the swelling middle classes in China.