Bring geography to life with this engaging and exam-focused lesson on Uneven Development (AQA GCSE Geography, Oxford 9–1 Second Edition). Covering the causes of uneven development, wealth and health inequalities, and international migration, this ready-to-teach resource is packed with visually striking PowerPoint slides, interactive activities, real-world case studies (Uganda, Zambia, malaria in Africa, Syrian refugee crisis), data analysis tasks, and exam-style questions. Students will explore how physical, economic, and historical factors create a development gap, analyse health and wealth statistics with graphs and scattergraphs, and evaluate the impacts of global migration. Complete with a worksheet pack, answer guidance, and differentiated tasks, this resource saves hours of planning and ensures strong curriculum coverage while keeping students actively engaged.
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