edexcel geography carbon ALL Flashcards
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Thermohaline circulation - Energy Education
How do ocean currents transfer and redistribute heat energy around the Earth?
What Is The Thermohaline Circulation? I Oxford Open Learning
If carbon emission remain constant, the thermohaline circulation will slow down by more than 40% over the next 30 years.
Carbon Cycle | Types & Facts | A Level Geography Revision Notes
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Geography: Edexcel A Level - Carbon Stores
The carbon cycle plays a key role in balancing the Earth's systems. Carbon is stored in the atmosphere, on land, and in oceans, and is moved between these by various processes.
Topic 6 carbon cycle and energy security examiner marked exemplars
Examiner marked exemplars for Topic 6 Carbon cycle and energy security
Carbon Cycle | Edexcel A Level Geography Revision Notes 2016
Revision notes on Carbon Cycle for the Edexcel A Level Geography syllabus, written by the Geography experts at Save My Exams.
@CampbellGeog Shared Resources - Google Drive
Will gradually be adding resources for people to use freely. No doubt some of them will contain ideas I've nabbed from twitter/TES - thank you to everyone who has shared resources.
Y9 Autumn 1a - Africa – Google Drive
Geography Resources @mrlukemchale - Google Drive
Key Stage 3 Geography Knowledge Organisers
Key Stage 3 Geography Knowledge Organisers - Download a set of Key Stage 3 Geography Knowledge Organisers by @misschambers15
Cover lesson bank - Google Drive
Internet Geography Plus KS3
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Rivers and Coasts Workbooks - Google Drive
Distance Learning GCSE Booklets - Google Drive
“Miss I’ve never reaaaallly understood writing with PEEL before, I just pretended, but today I feel like I really get it!”
FANTASTIC lesson today with Y8 using sentence stacking to apply our study of earthquakes so far this term to some extended writing.
— Miss Free 🌎 (@lfreegeography)
Geography gold: Ecosystem distribution maps. Hot desert, tropical rainforest, temperate deciduous forest, tundra and polar. Figure credit from past GCSE exam papers: AQA. Link above.
— Head of Geog (Duncan John) (@HeadofGeog)
Geography gold: This ‘pumpkin water tank’ diagram can be a good way to introduce the concept of intermediate technology, which is on the current AQA GCSE specification in Paper 2. Figure credit: Edexcel 2013 past paper. Link in pinned post.
— Head of Geog (Duncan John) (@HeadofGeog)
Marking template
— Sean Asbury-Dunn (@SeanDunnGeog)
A book review of The Coming Storm — Kate Stockings
A book review of The Coming Storm for geography teachers
Geography gold: Do students believe that the River Thames used to freeze? Here are three paintings to evaluate as climate change evidence. 1677, 1684 and 1814, from OCR and Edexcel past exam papers. Link in pinned post.
— Head of Geog (Duncan John) (@HeadofGeog)
Example Urban Regeneration NEA
Nomis - Official Census and Labour Market Statistics
nomis - official labour market statistics
DataShine: Census
The 2011 Census, mapped with context for England/Wales.
Sampling strategies
Guide to research in geography v1
NEA Methodology Planning
This will guide you through your methodology, what to include and its importance within your NEA
Geograph Britain and Ireland - photograph every grid square!
Geograph Britain and Ireland is a web-based project to collect and reference geographically representative images of every square kilometre of the British Isles.
UK maps | London Output Area Classifications