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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

Fully resourced lesson. Students are introduced to Ethipia and look at the impacts of the Ethiopia-Djibouti electric railway line, analysis a graph showing imports and exports from China to Africa and vice versa, they then look at peoples views on Chinas involvement in Africa.

I have created a student revision work book and accompanying powerpoints for the 2025 Paper. It covers areas not examined for several years and I will use for Easter revision sessions. The resource includes exam questions on the areas not examined/not examined for some time and some model answers. There are 7 hours worth of lessons in total.

Knowledge organisers for the following case studies - 8 in total. Case study of a multi-hazardous environment beyond the UK to illustrate and analyse the nature of the hazards and the social, economic and environmental risks presented, and how human qualities and responses such as resilience, adaptation, mitigation and management contribute to its continuing human occupation - Haiti Case study at a local scale of a specified place in a hazardous setting to illustrate the physical nature of the hazard and analyse how the economic, social and political character of its community reflects the presence and impacts of the hazard and the community’s response to the risk - Port Au Prince Impacts and human responses as evidenced by a recent volcanic event - Etna Impacts and human responses as evidenced by a recent volcanic event - Soufriere Hills - Montserrat Impacts and human responses as evidenced by a recent seismic event - Japan 2011 Impacts and human responses as evidenced by two recent tropical storms in contrasting areas of the world - Haiyan Impacts and human responses as evidenced by two recent tropical storms in contrasting areas of the world - Katrina Impact and human responses as evidenced by a recent wild fire event - Alberta wildfires

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.

Revision powerpoints and accompanying workbook made for my Year 13 students to revise the content from the hazards section of Paper 1. All linked to the specification. Exam questions included at the end of each section in the booklet.

70 questions for students to complete to support them with their revision for this section of Paper 1. Questions are in the order of the specification so it will support them to identify any gaps in their knowledge.

Learning Objectives. To identify the causes and consequences of desertification in the Sahel. To explore solutions to desertification in the Sahel. Fully resourced lesson. Starter - Odd one out. Map skills task, video on the causes of desertification, graph analysis task, table looking at the physical and human causes of desertification in the Sahel and video and comprehension task on The man that stopped the desert.

A fully resourced lesson covering: What earthquakes are and why they happen -video and key term matching task Nepal earthquake - case study sheet for students to complete using the information the powerpoint. Follows the Progress in Geography Hodder book.

A3 revision sheet and ppt running through all of the content for this section of the specification: Characteristics and distribution of two key zonal soils to exemplify relationship between soils and human activities especially agriculture. Soil problems and their management as they relate to agriculture: soil erosion, waterlogging, salinisation, structural deterioration. 2 practice exam questions with indicative content.

Student revision work booklet for the living world topic. Exam questions, case studies, activities and knowledge tests included. These booklets can be set for homework or used in class. PowerPoints for each section also included. Mark schemes and details of activities included on each.

Comprehensive revision guide for the AQA A Level Human Geography Topic ‘Global Systems and Governance’. Explicitly linked to the specification and complete with case studies.

5 lessons covering the specification content for the AQA A Level Geography Coasts topic. Student workbook also included and follows the powerpoints with past exam questions for students to complete.

A fully resources revision lesson on 2.2 Social changes and family structures of the Eduqas GCSE sociology specification. The resource includes revision sheets for students complete and an accompanying revision powerpoint with the answers. Exam question and markscheme is included. Content covered: Specification content covered today: Changes in social norms, secularisation, values and laws, feminism, economic factors, technology and immigration and their impact on: Family diversity, including the work of Rapoports divorce rates and serial monogamy cohabitation, single parent families, later age of marriage singlehood family size

Changing Places - Over 100 questions Global systems and governance - Over 110 questions Water and Carbon Cycles - Over 110 questions. Over 30 pages of questions. Teacher answer sheets included. Great for last minute revision before the exams. They cover the key concepts and processes for each topic.