Thursday 21 November 2013

Friday 15 November 2013

LESSON TUESDAY 19 NOV 13

Topic: Water Conflicts

Carry out a case study into the Aral Sea. Use the template I have placed on the G Drive (Aral Sea Case Study). Utilise your text books and the internet to populate the sections on the template.

Key Question: "What should be done to restore the Aral Sea?" Answer as a report (1 side A4)

Friday 8 November 2013

AS UNIT 2 MONDAY 11 NOV 13



Rebranding Places:

Complete a research essay on rebranding places: " In what ways might coastal rebranding strategies vary from those of an urban environment?"

Stages:

Introduction: (to demonstrate that you understand the title and the command word/s)
Part 1: Coastal rebranding strategies - quote Walton-on-the-Naze and Whitley Bay for examples and evidence.
Part 2: Urban rebranding strategies- quote Eltham, Birmingham, Liverpool, etc
Summary/Conclusion: Summarise the differences between stategies, aims of strategies and similarities, eg funding sources, types of initiative, goals and outcomes

Overall: You MUST identify some named strategies for both urban and coastal, make an explicit effort to compare strategies and provide an equal balance between coastal/urban, similarities/differences.

Use: The text books, case studies, your notes, internet (if availabble) and worksheets you have been given.

Type up, print off and hand in ASAP

Tuesday 5 November 2013

AS STUDY SKILLS DAY MON 10 FEB 14

 
 
An AS Study Skills Day is being organised by The Royal Geogrpahical Society on Monday 10th Feb 2014. The day will include a number of workshops on key AS topics, which you can select to attend. There will be a charge of £10, which included lunch. Because we are members of the RGS this represents a considerable saving on the full price of £25 per person.

A letter is available on the G Drive for you to download, print, complete and return, with £10 cash or a cheque made payable to "Crown Woods College".

When more details and a programme of events becomes available, I will publish on the blog.

Update 07 Nov 13
9.30 – 10.15        Delegate registrations open
10.15—10.30      A short introduction to the objectives and structure of the day followed by opening presentation ‘What every good geographer should understand’
10.30 - 11.25      Workshop session one
11.25 - 11.45      Complimentary refreshments
11.45 - 12.40     Workshop session two 
12.40 - 1.20       A complimentary packed lunch. Opportunities to talk to Geography  Ambassadors (current geography undergraduates)
1.20 - 2.15        Workshop session three
2.30—3.30        Exam success - Making the grade Simon Oakes, Principal Examiner. Robust advice and top tips for succeeding in your examinations
3.30                   Plenary, evaluation and close

Choice of Workshops (parallel sessions)
Climate change
Coasts
Population
Flooding

Mr Wilson

WATER MANAGEMENT

Use the website below to assist with your presentation on water management options in Oxfordshire. http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/magazine-17600062