<p>This is an investigative approach to Cambridge IGCSE Geography, written in partnership with the Geographical Association. Encourage students to make links between case studies and their own local contexts as well as exploring the core themes and skills of the 0460 syllabus in the context of global case studies and processes. Prepare for exam success with full coverage of the core themes of Paper 1 (Population and Settlement, The Natural Environment, Economic Development, and the Use of Resources), as well as the geographical and fieldwork skill elements of Papers 2, 3, and 4. Help students focus on achieving the best grades with excellent exam support for each Paper, with exam-style questions, answers at different levels, and accompanying comments. Be confident in the content and approach—this resource is written by highly experienced Geography teachers, consulted edited by a CIE Principal Examiner, and produced in partnership with the UK Geographical Association—the home of best practice in Geography teaching.</p>

Cambridge IGCSE® Geography: Student Book (Collins Cambridge IGCSE ®)

Teen & Young Adult

Rutter, John

Gillett, Jack

Gillett, Meg

Belfield, John

Education & Reference

Leckie Leckie

Designed to help GCSE Students learn and apply the fieldwork skills they need to produce excellent fieldwork enquiry projects. All Geography GCSE students following AQA, Edexcel and OCR specifications are formally examined on their fieldwork enquiry activities. These awarding bodies' five specifications include fieldwork-based questions in one of their three examinations. There are some variations in the specifications' examination arrangements, but this book is generic in approach so as to cater for all Geography students - irrespective of which GCSE specification is selected by their particular schools. Geography fieldwork can - and should - be a positive and enjoyable experience! Most schools recognise this and include some form of practical outdoor work in the years prior to their examination course. Apart from the enjoyment aspect of this activity, setting aside time for enquiry research and follow-up work during Key Stage 3 is seen as crucial to making students feel secure and confident when undertaking this type of activity at GCSE level. The old adage "Practice makes perfect" most certainly applies in this instance! It is essential that sufficient time is provided to allow students to complete all the recommended stages of the enquiry write-up as fully as possible. This book covers every aspect of conducting and completing a GCSE Geography fieldwork enquiry. It assumes that every student will benefit from its two skills toolkits; these assume no prior knowledge of data presentation and evaluation methods which are most likely to feature in both human and physical Geography-based fieldwork enquiries. The methods selected for the Basic Skills Toolkit are considered so important that a set of practice exercises has been provided for them. An answers section later in the book gives users an opportunity for self-assessment and hence the means to assess whether further skills practice is required.

Fieldwork for GCSE Geography

Collins

Population (Access to Geography)

Science & Math

Earth Sciences

Hodder Murray

Feild Work Studies in Geography

GILLETT

Travel

Longman Publishing Group

Maps of the Environmental World: Natural Resources

WAYLAND PUBLISHERS LTD

Reading and interpreting a variety of maps is an important geographical skill and enquiry method. Maps and Mapping skills is a series that looks at basic and intermediate geographical skills involved in map reading and map making. By translating the three dimensional into two, children are encouraged to hone their thinking skills and spacial awareness, and consider the presentation of complex information into a logical and usable map. This will provide a useful introduction to reading atlases as well as basic map skills for KS3. Will contain questions/activities throughout to encourage children to practice map reading, understand concepts from scale to population density, and to learn to use maps for particular purposes.

Introducing Maps (Maps & Mapping Skills)

Children's Books

Science, Nature & How It Works

Conservation-Area Maps (Maps of the Environmental World)

Readers will love exploring the exciting and ever-changing world around them. This informative and visually appealing book informs readers about preservation efforts for landscapes, species, and more. Detailed photographs, maps, and data panels will captivate readers. Their learning and comprehension will be continued with comparison exercises and study questions.

Powerkids Pr

Natural-Resource Maps (Maps of the Environmental World)

The age-old question, “Where did it come from?” is still in the mind of every curious youth. Young readers are taken on an exciting journey around the world, to see what the earth has to offer, in this exciting volume. Captivating photographs and maps enlighten readers to all that surrounds them, stimulating an in-depth understanding of each topic.

Examines the location and distribution of natural resources in different regions of the world, providing relevant sites, graphs, and statistics.

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