Summarised checklist of the AQQ GCSE Geography course to support students in their revision

Summarised revision checklist for the Paper 2 (Human) exam for Edexcel A-Level Geography (9GE0)- based from the 2016 specification and own lesson plans. Includes case study prompts. Based on the following chosen topics: Topic 3 Globalisation, 4A Regenerating Places, 7 Superpowers and 8A Health, Human Rights and Intervention

4 lessons to cover/ revise some of the skills for the AQA GCSE Geography course. We used these throughout the year as refreshers with our classes. The content is as follows: Grid references/ map skills Direction and scale Maths/ statistical skills Figure skills (uses the Oxford AQA GCSE textbook)

Myself and my department have worked really hard to produce this lesson guide and booklet to enable the teaching of the Unseen Fieldwork aspect to AQA Paper 3. This includes 4 lessons and a student workbook. We have used AQA 2022 guidance, the AQA textbook, as well as previous exam questions to structure the content to ensure all aspects of field work are covered. Setting up a geographical enquiry Collecting data Presenting data Analysing data and reaching conclusions Please note we have not previously taught fieldwork content to our classes, nor completed any fieldwork element of the course.

Edexcel A-Level Geography Paper 2 case study summaries for 4 topics: Topic 3- Globalisation Topic 4a- Regenerating Places Topic 7- Superpowers Topic 8a- Health, Human Rights and Intervention Slides can be edited to fit in your own case studies

Case study booklet produced for my class with all our AQA GCSE case studies with summarised facts/ key points. Our case studies are below for Paper 1 and 2, but the slides can be adapted to suit own case studies. Paper 1: Chile Earthquake 2010 Nepal Earthquake 2015 Typhoon Haiyan 2013 Beast from the East 2018 Malaysian Rainforest Thar Desert Holderness Coast River Tees Paper 2: NEE city: Rio de Janiero, Brazil HIC city: London Urban regeneration: London Olympics 2012 Nigeria, Africa UK Almeria, Spain: large-scale agriculture Indonesia: rice-fish farming

Full Geography SOW on Asia for KS3. Comes with fully resourced lessons, including 9 lessons and a progress check using a whole class worked model Lessons include: Introduction to Asisa Monsoon climate Asia’s human features Himalayas and glaciation Comparing the development of Asian countries Tourism in Thailand India’s population North Korea North Korea progress check

Full KS3 Geography SOW on Hazards. This features 11 lessons, including all worksheets/ resources. There are lots of fun, interactive activities embedded within the lessons, including plate tectonics with Oreo’s, building an earthquake-proof building and earthquake drills! All lessons have differentiated activities/ challenges. Originally aimed at Year 8 pupils but could be used widely across KS3. This SOW contains the following lessons: What are natural hazards Structure of the Earth Plate tectonics Earthquakes Haiti Earthquake 2010 Predicting, Protecting and Planning for tectonic hazards Earth-quake proof buildings Tsunamis Volcanoes Eyjafjallajökull eruption 2010 Living near volcanoes

PLEASE NOTE- THIS SOW WAS ORINGALLY MADE FOR REMOTE LEARNING, BUT LESSONS CAN BE EASILY ADAPTED BY CHANGING A FEW WORDS ON SLIDES Full KS3 Geography SOW on Russia. This features 12 lessons, including all worksheets/ resources, and a end of topic multiple-choice quiz assessment. All lessons have differentiated activities/ challenges. Originally aimed at Year 8 pupils but could be used widely across KS3. This SOW contains the following lessons: Introduction to Russia Russia’s geography Russia’s population Russia’s biomes Climate in Russia The Russian Revolution Conflict in the Crimea Arctic Ambitions Fossil Fuel Superpower Chernobyl Salisbury Russia and the Environment Mutiple-choice assessment I am a Geography NQT currently working at a mixed 11-18 school in Yorkshire.

A complete 10 lesson bundle of resources, with powerpoints/handouts and homework activities. I have followed the AQA GCSE specification (2016 onwards). These lessons focus on food management. Lessons can be easily adapted and differentiated as needed, but do include differentiation and challenge tasks throughout. The lesson sequence is as follows: What are resources (including resource skittle game) Food in the UK Energy in the UK Water in the UK Global food supply Impacts of food insecurity Increasing food supply Almeria case study- large-scale agricultural development Sustainable food production Rice-fish farming in a LIC (Indonesia) Please note (re: previous comments), I have re-uploaded lesson 3/4 which should now allow it to be opened properly.

A complete 23 lesson bundle of resources, with powerpoints/handouts and homework activities. I have followed the AQA GCSE specification (2016 onwards). Lessons can be easily adapted and differentiated as needed, but do include differentiation and challenge tasks throughout, as well as exam style practice questions. The lesson sequence is as follows: Introduction to development Introduction to development Measuring development How do countries develop? Demographic Transition Model Population pyramids Causes of uneven development Consequences of uneven development Reducing the development gap (intermediate tech) Reducing the development gap (aid/ fairtrade) Reducing the development gap (tourism) Global issues: Nigeria 11. Intro to Nigeria 12. Industrial change in Nigeria 13. TNCs in Nigeria 14. Effects of development in Nigeria 15. Nigeria aid 16. Nigeria and the wider world UK issues 17. UK economic change 18. Post-industrial economy 19. Environmental impacts of industry 20. Changing rural areas 21. North-South divide 22. Infrastructure improvements and HS2 23. UK and the wider world BONUS: 2 multiple choice quizzes

A complete 15 lesson bundle of resources, with powerpoints/handouts and homework activities. I have followed the AQA GCSE specification (2016 onwards). Lessons can be easily adapted and differentiated as needed, but do include differentiation and challenge tasks throughout, as well as exam style practice questions. We use this as the first introductory topic to GCSE Geography in Y10. The lesson sequence is as follows: What is an ecosystem? Food webs Global distribution of ecosystems Characteristics of the Tropical Rainforest Deforestation in Malaysia (case study) Impacts of deforestation Value of the TRF Sustainable management of the TRF Rainforest question retrieval grid Desert characteristics Desert adaptations Opportunities in the Thar Desert (case study) Challenges in the Thar Desert Desertification in the Sahel region Solutions to desertification BONUS case study summaries

A complete 19 lesson bundle of resources, with powerpoints/handouts and homework activities. I have followed the AQA GCSE specification (2016 onwards). Lessons can be easily adapted and differentiated as needed, but do include differentiation and challenge tasks throughout, as well as exam style practice questions. The lesson sequence is as follows: What are natural hazards Structure of the Earth Plate tectonics Effects of Chile and Nepal Earthquakes Responses to Chile and Nepal Earthquakes Living near tectonic hazards 3P’s Global atmospheric circulation Tropical Storms Typhoon Haiyan Reducing the effects of tropical storms UK weather hazards Britain’s wildest weather 2020 video lesson Somerset Levels Floods 2014 Evidence of climate change Natural causes of climate change Human causes of climate change Mitigating climate change Adapting to climate change BONUS: retriveal grid end of topic lesson AND key term glossary

A full SOW on Edexcel A-Level Superpowers topic. I have followed the 2016 exam board guidance to structure my scheme of work. This includes all lessons, including practice exam questions, homework tasks and challenge activities, as well as case study detail for all 3 enquiry questions. We use the Oxford (chameleon) textbook for some tasks. The sequence of lessons is as follows: Defining superpowers Changing patterns of power Emerging superpowers Superpower theories The global economic system International decision making Superpowers and the environment Superpower tensions Changing relationships Challenges for the future BONUS checklist and exam questions

Full lessons and guidance for the Edexcel A-Level Geography NEA. Includes lessons on preparing, planning and writing the NEA. Lessons include: Introduction to the NEA Investigation titles and research Literature review Methodology Data presentation (inc. GIS) Data analysis (inc. statistical testing) Evaluation and conclusion BONUS NEA FINAL CHECKLIST also included

A full SOW on Edexcel A-Level Health, Human Rights and Intervention topic. I have followed the 2016 exam board guidance and based my lessons off this. This includes all lessons, including practice exam questions, homework tasks and challenge activities, as well as case study detail for all 4 enquiry questions. We use the Oxford (chameleon) textbook for some tasks. The sequence of lessons is as follows: Concepts of human development Education and economic development Health and life expectancy in LICs Health and life expectancy in HICs Governments and social progress Role of IGOs What are human rights? ECHR and the Geneva Convention Human rights between countries Human rights within countries Geopolitcal interventions Development aid Aid and the environment Military aid Measuring the success Success of development aid Success of miltary intervention 20 mark exam practice question BONUS mini HHRI mock exam

A full SOW on Edexcel A-Level Regenerating Places topic. I have followed the 2016 exam board guidance to base my lessons off. This includes all lessons, including practice exam questions, homework tasks and challenge activities, as well as case study detail for all 4 enquiry questions. We use the Oxford (chameleon) textbook for some tasks. The sequence of lessons is as follows: Thinking about place Classifying economies Socio-economic impacts of pay inequalities Changing places over time 12 mark question practice on the London Docklands Investigating change Social identity Feedback on the 12 mark question Successful regions (sun belt) Less successful regions (rust belt) Priorities for regeneration Engagement in local communities Conflict in communities Media and regeneration Spearman’s rank Lived experience Government involvement Infrastructure regeneration (HS2) Sympathetic business environments Urban rebranding Rural rebranding Players in regeneration Measuring the success (London Olympics 2012) Success of rural regeneration (The North Antrim Coast) 20 mark question structure and planning BONUS EQ1, 2, 3 and 4 key word lists

A full SOW on Edexcel A-Level Globalisation topic. I have followed the 2016 exam board guidance to base my lessons off. This includes all lessons, including practice exam questions, homework tasks and challenge activities, as well as case study detail for all 3 enquiry questions. We use the Oxford (chameleon) textbook for some tasks. The sequence of lessons is as follows: What is globalisation The development of globalisation Politics and economies of globalisation National governments Globalisation in China Measuring globalisation TNCs Switched off places (North Korea and Sub-Saharan Africa) Global shift (India and China) De-industrialisation Rural-urban migration International migration Impacts of international migration Cultural diffusion Cultural erosion and anti-globalisation (Papua New Guinea) The development gap Income inequality 20 mark question pratice Globalised diaspora and tensions Controlling globalisation Physical resources in a globalised world Sustainable globalisation Localism and transition towns (Totnes, England) BONUS EQ1 key word list, EQ2 homework sheet, checklist and example exam questions