Subject: Geography – Physical – Paper 1 |
Task: |
Work through the booklet, focus on sketching the plate boundaries and fold mountains, then answer the questions on the case studies. |
Why is this required for September? |
You have not studied tectonics since Year 8 as it is not in the GCSE course. You need to remind yourself of the basics of the structure of the earth and the impacts that tectonic plate movement has. |
What Assessment/Feedback should you expect? |
There will be a class discussion on each of the key areas covered in the booklet and an opportunity for you to ask questions about the causes and impacts of tectonic hazards. |
Time this task (s) should take: |
Minimum 3 hours. Little and often is the key to learning important details. Answer all of the questions in detail. |
Suggested links or other resources to support: |
https://timeforgeography.co.uk/videos_list/plate-tectonics/
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JGXi_9A__Vc&list=PLEbUo-BtusZtzyUPbgpLpa4mqkpPpcZHm |
Optional Extra tasks: |
Research a tectonic disaster that has occurred this year. Include the cause, effect and response to the disaster. |
How will this link to independent study tasks in September? |
Each week you will be given a section of an absolute to learn, to complete a follow-up quiz.
Each of your physical geography booklets has QR codes for wider reading that you will complete each week as a significant proportion of the a level is marked on your wider geographical understanding. |
Resources needed for September:
You will need a level arch folder and lined paper. This will need dividing into 4 subtopics:
Tectonic processes and hazards Coastal landscapes and change Water cycle and water insecurity Carbon cycle and energy security
You will need a separate folder for the human geography topics.
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