AQA GCSE Geography – The Restless – Fold Mountains: Volcanoes – pages 6-8 Geography Lesson: What is a volcano?: Type of volcanoes: (Cinder cone is the same as a Dome volcano) - Montserrat GCSE Geography Case Study: Earthquakes – pages 9-10 What is an Earthquake?: Explaining Earthquakes – KQED QUEST: Tsunamis – page 11 How Earthquakes Trigger Tsunamis – Bang Goes The Theory, Preview – BBC One: – clear video to understand what happens under the sea. How tsunamis work – Alex Gendler: Indian Ocean Tsunami – Boxing Day 2004 - on the Land – pages 42-53 in your revision guide Landforms Rivers - – good overview valleys – long and cross profile – page 42 Different stages of the Long river profile – River cross section from Source to Mouth: Erosion, transportation and deposition – page 43 Geography Rivers Song: – GREAT SONG Transport of Sediment in Rivers and Sea – Diagram and explanation: River landforms – waterfalls and gorges – page 45 How waterfalls are formed: Revising waterfall formation for GCSE:
Coastal management – hard and soft engineering; case study – pages 72-73 Holderness Coastline: GCSE Geography – Case Study – Coastal Management at Holderness: GCSE coasts with Time for Geography: Coastal habitats – Studland Bay – page 74 Coastal Habitat Sand dunes – Studland Bay: Population change – pages 76-84 in your revision guide GCSE Geography - Population Overview - Paper 2 – Population: Population growth – page 76 Demographic transition model – page 76 Unit 2 – Demographic Transition and Population Pyramids: demographic transition model: Population growth and structure – population pyramids – page 77 Demographic Transition Model and Population Pyramids – GCSE Geography: (also starts with the DTM) Impacts of rapid population growth – page 78 Managing population growth – pages 78- 79 China – One Child Policy – birth control policy: 10 China’s One-Child Policy Facts – WMNews Ep.51: The unintended condequences of China’s One Child Policy: – unintended consequences of it. China’s one-child policy creates massive gender imbalance: Kerala, India – non-birth control policy: Population: Kerala: Population: Kerala 2: Ageing populations – problems and strategies – pages 80-81
Japan – 101 East – Ageing The burden of a graying planet: How is Japan dealing with its rapidly ageing population?: UK: As Human Geography – Ageing Population Case Study – the UK: – this is an AS Case Study but the information is useful. Migration – pages 82-83 As Human Geography – migration case study - Poland to the UK - (also AS Case Study but useful information again: push, pull factors etc.) The Development Gap – pages 103-112 in your revision guide Measuring development – page 103 GCSE Geography – Development Indicators and Aid: – good overview – also includes the section Global inequalities – Environmental, Social, Political and Economic factors - pages 104-107 Reducing global inequality – Fairtrade, Debt, Aid, Development Projects – pages 108-110 What is Fairtrade?: Water Aid (Development Project): We are Water Aid - schools version: JLS see why clean water matters: Inequalities in the EU – page 111 Tourism – pages 122-131 in your revision guide Paper 2 – Tourism: – a good overview. Growth in tourism – page 122 Growth of global tourism: Lesson 1 – The Growth of Tourism: UK Tourism – pages 123-124
Butler Tourist Resort Life-Cycle Model – Geography Revision: GCSE KS3 Geography – Lake District Tourism: Mass Tourism – pages 125-126 Paper 2 – Tourism Case Study – Jamaica: Tourism in Extreme Environments – pages 127-128 Tourism in Antarctica – Geography Case Study: – good explanation of pros and cons and why people go and the strategies to reduce the impacts. 2 – Tourism Case Study – Antarctica: Ecotourism – pages 129-130 What is eco tourism? (IB geography): Benefits of Ecotourism: Why sustainable tourism?: Eco-tourism in Thailand Global Ideas: Green and Eco Tourism in Thailand: