A double-sided A3 page for students to revise their Rivers Fieldwork Investigation.<br /> <br /> The resource contains numerous question prompts which guide students through their revision. <br /> <br /> The resources covers the entire enquiry process from identification of the question through to critically reflecting on the results.

<p>A full lesson which meets the following content from the Edexcel Geography GCSE course: Causes of national and international migration and the impact on different parts of the chosen UK city (age structure, ethnicity, housing, services).</p> <p>The lesson fully explains the reasons for national and international migration along with the impacts migration has on different parts of the UK city.</p> <p>PowerPoint slides contain activities and assessment points. Fully scaffolded to ensure both support and challenge for students of different abilities.</p>

A summary page with specific facts and figures for the River Dee.

Two summary pages with specific facts and figures for Typhoon Haiyan (developing country) and Hurricane Sandy (developed country)

<p>An editable revision workbook for the Physical Geography paper of the Edexcel Geography A course. The workbook contains questions on the following topics: The changing landscapes of the UK (rivers and coasts); Weather hazards and climate change; and Ecosystems, biodiversity and management</p>

A summary page with specific facts and figures for Dawlish Warren Sandspit.

<p>A series of summary pages with specific facts and figures for India. This resource is tailored towards the Edexcel A specification.</p>

<p>An editable revision workbook for the Physical Geography paper of the Edexcel Geography A course. The workbook contains questions on the following topics: Changing cities (Birmingham and Mexico City Case Studies), Global development (India Case Study) and Resource management (Energy resource management).</p>

<p>The fully editable pack contains the following:</p> <ol> <li>student activity booklet for the entire process, from planning to evaluation</li> <li>a powerpoint that supports the activity booklet for the entire process, from planning to evaluation</li> <li>data collection sheets to use out in the field</li> <li>fieldwork instruction booket - with clear guidance on how students undertake each method</li> </ol>

<p>A series of summary pages with specific facts and figures for Birmingham. This resource is tailored towards the Edexcel A specification.</p>

Guidance on how to structure responses: including points, evidence, explanation and link. The resource has clear and concise guidance for each stage as well as an example question and paragraph response. Extremely useful when assisting students in their examination technique. Can be used as a wall poster, PowerPoint slide or table resource.

An A4 guidance sheet with a variety of questions that can be used in order to help students reflect on their learning and progress. The questions are separated into the following categories: emotional, knowledge, skills, cognitive and target setting (improvement). The resource can be used to structure plenaries, summarize whole units or as extension work if students finish activities with time to spare.

A step by step guide to analyzing results and/or findings. The guidance includes: introducing the graph; patterns and/or correlation; extremities and small variations; anomalies and manipulating data. Especially useful for developing geographical enquiry skills and assisting students in their controlled assessments.

A set of A3 posters with definitions, descriptions and images to assist students in using the 3 key Geographical categories: Social, Environmental and Economic.