Prepare your students effectively for the AQA GCSE Geography examinations in 2025 and beyond with this practice exam paper and mark scheme for the Changing Economic World topic. Ideal for: • End of topic revision • Practice of writing examination answers • Mock exams The Changing Economic World exam paper has been meticulously designed to mimic the format of the final AQA GCSE Geography examinations. The questions are laid out in the same style as the real examination to give your students an authentic exam experience (please note: this resource has not been officially endorsed by AQA). Careful consideration has been given to different command words in this assessment. This assessment contains the following command words: • Multiple choice question • Name • State • Give (2 questions) • Calculate • Outline • Compare • Explain • Discuss • Justify • To what extent • Evaluate The assessment allows students to test themselves at the end of the topic in timed exam conditions, and become more familiar with the types of questions asked in the examinations. The exam paper also helps you to identify topics and skills where your students could benefit from further learning or revision. A detailed mark scheme is included to provide further guidance, which could be printed off for your students or used in your department to ensure consistency in marking. A high-quality resource from a current Head of Department and GCSE examiner This end of unit test and mark scheme has been piloted, fine-tuned, and then fully implemented across three different schools, resulting in a high-quality resource that can be used ‘as is’ or tailored to your needs. Similar resources… End of unit tests and mark schemes for other AQA GCSE Geography 9-1 topics are also available. Please have a look at these resources by exploring my TES shop and visiting GeographyBurp.

This engaging and topical lesson considers the issues surrounding economic migration to Qatar. Migrants have been building the infrastructure for the 2022 football World Cup, but the conditions in which they have been working have been highly criticised by the media. By the end of this lesson, students will: • Interpret a population line graph of Qatar and be able to describe graphs using the ‘SEC’ technique • Recall and apply important case study information • Use this information to evaluate the pros and cons of economic migration to Qatar Resources include: • A well-designed PowerPoint presentation with high quality visuals • A handout for students • A fun memory house/mind palace activity - students listen to the story and place case study detail around their house! • ‘Support’ tasks to help lower ability students, and ‘stretch’ tasks to challenge the more able • A detailed lesson plan for you or other teachers to follow A high-quality resource from a current Head of Department and resource author This lesson has been piloted, fine-tuned, and then fully implemented across three different schools, resulting in a high-quality resource that can be used ‘as is’ or tailored to your needs. An excellent addition to any population, migration or Geography in the News topic. Please have a look at my other resources by exploring my TES shop and visiting GeographyBurp.co.uk.

Prepare your students effectively for the Edexcel GCSE Geography B examinations in 2017 with this assessment or revision pack. These resources have been created and developed over a number of years; each one has been tried and tested in the classroom leading to some great results. This pack includes eleven 'End of Unit Tests' to allow pupils to test themselves at the end of each topic and become more familiar with the types of questions asked in the examinations. These resources have been developed with input from an experienced Edexcel GCSE Geography examiner. Great value at just 50p per document. Full contents... UNIT 1 Restless Earth - End of Unit Test Climate and Change - End of Unit Test Battle for the Biosphere - End of Unit Test [Foundation tier] and End of Unit Test [Higher tier] Water World - End of Unit Test [Foundation tier] and End of Unit Test [Higher tier] Coastal Change and Conflict - End of Unit Test Extreme Environments - End of Unit Test UNIT 2 Population Dynamics - End of Unit Test Consuming Resources - End of Unit Test Globalisation - End of Unit Test Development Dilemmas - End of Unit Test [Foundation tier] and End of Unit Test [Higher tier] Changing Settlements in the UK - End of Unit Test [Foundation tier] and End of Unit Test [Higher tier]

Prepare your students effectively for the Edexcel GCSE Geography B examinations in 2017 with this huge bumper revision pack. These resources have been created and developed over a number of years; each one has been tried and tested in the classroom leading to some great results. This bumper pack includes twelve pupil-friendly 'Review Sheets' for pupils to check their knowledge and understanding. Each 'Review Sheet' includes the must-know content from the specification, including important keywords. This pack also includes eleven 'End of Unit Tests' to allow pupils to test themselves at the end of each topic and become more familiar with the types of questions asked in the examinations. These resources have been developed with input from an experienced Edexcel GCSE Geography examiner. Great value at just 46p per document. Full contents... UNIT 1 Restless Earth - Review Sheet and End of Unit Test Climate and Change - Review Sheet and End of Unit Test Battle for the Biosphere - Review Sheet and End of Unit Test [Foundation tier] and End of Unit Test [Higher tier] Water World - Review Sheet and End of Unit Test [Foundation tier] and End of Unit Test [Higher tier] Coastal Change and Conflict - Review Sheet and End of Unit Test Extreme Environments - Review Sheet and End of Unit Test UNIT 2 Population Dynamics - Review Sheet and End of Unit Test Consuming Resources - Review Sheet and End of Unit Test Globalisation - Review Sheet and End of Unit Test Development Dilemmas - Review Sheet and End of Unit Test [Foundation tier] and End of Unit Test [Higher tier] Changing Settlements in the UK - Review Sheet and End of Unit Test [Foundation tier] and End of Unit Test [Higher tier] Challenges of an Urban World - Review Sheet

A rigorous, and fully editable Geography baseline assessment test. Designed to assess the subject content in the new 2014 National Curriculum: • Locational knowledge • Place knowledge • Human processes • Physical processes • Geographical skills • Fieldwork Full preview copy available at: https://www.tes.com/teaching-resource/geography-ks3-baseline-assessment-test-full-preview-copy-11324801 This baseline assessment allows Geography teachers to gain an in-depth understanding of pupils' strengths and weaknesses in this subject by assessing the six 'strands' above. Marking is easy and straight-forward. Each section in the baseline assessment yields a 'Step' or Level once marked. There is the option of converting the 6 'Steps' or Levels into one overall National Curriculum Level (an Excel file with this formula is included). Alternatively, the results can be used with a KS3 Assessment Grid (included) to start to build a detailed pupil profile for each student. The baseline assessment can also be tweaked to give a numerical score, e.g. out of 100. A high-quality resource from a current Head of Department and GCSE examiner This baseline assessment has been piloted, fine-tuned, and then fully implemented across three different schools, resulting in a high-quality resource that can be used 'as is' or tailored to your needs. A mark scheme is included to provide further guidance, which could be particularly useful for non-specialist teachers. Order a copy now and get your department ready for your new cohort of Year 7 pupils. Why is a baseline assessment important in Geography? • In all schools, including selective schools, there will be a range of abilities entering Year 7. • Pupils have vastly different experiences of Geography at KS1 and KS2. • KS2 and CAT test scores, while a useful indicator of general ability, are not specific to Geography and do not show pupils' strengths and weaknesses in Geography. • Baseline data is a useful tool to help departments review their curriculum provision at KS3 and to track individual pupil progress Please have a look at my other resources or visit GeographyBurp.co.uk for more free resources.