This is a 1 hour exam which questions pupils on topics of population and development. Some questions are skills based and others incorporate similar questions to the new geography GCSE.

Exam question practice for Year 12 pupils. Pupils given opportunity to answer questions and answers collated to produce the following slides. Used for revision purposes.

A lesson to outline the movement of tectonic plates. The final task involves iPads but you could easily replace with information sheets.

Full lesson with hand out regarding the park model for hazard management.

Introduction to the new specification and discussion of what a hazard is. Includes new key terms fatalism, prediction and adaption. Discusses the Park Model.

A mystery to invesitgate "why Mike was late to work?" during the Icelandic eruption. Card sort to work out clues as to why he was late. Looks at causes, impacts and responses to this eruption.

Whole lesson investigating ways we can categorise hazards and how perceptions differ around the world.

Set out like a section from the AS level paper, worth 34 marks.

Case study of BP as a transnational corporation for oil and gas.

Entire lesson looking at the reasons for cultural diversity in cities. Lesson includes tasks that require either your own information sheets OR ideally the Hodder Education A level text book.

Lesson looking at current supply and demand for coal energy.

Tropical rainforest booklet. Contains text, information, practice GCSE exam questions for the AQA specification. Can be used with Key Stage 3 or 4 geography pupils.

From a scheme of work for Year 8 covering the Domestic System (Industrial Revolution).

Whole lesson investigating changes to urban population. Pupils are to describe a range of graphs showing the changes of dominance of HIC cities to LIC cities. Can be differentiated/ different maps or graphs can be used. Pupils encouraged to start glossary of key terms. The slides after the homework page are to be printed and passed around the room or stuck up around the room for pupils to complete the table exercise.

A lesson considering reasons why the population exploded after the 1800s. Pupils complete a colour coding task and then justify their own opinion on the subject.

New AQA A level spec advises teaching of hotspots to help pupils understand the formation of volcanoes away from the boundaries of plates. This lesson outlines their formation and sets a practise question to solidify knowledge.

Part of the hazards topic for new a level geography, looks at the type of lava involved in the formation of a number of volcanoes at plate boundaries and hot spots. Full lesson with resources included in the power point.

A whole lesson to suit the new GCSE AQA geography specification. Describes the changes in distribution and size of megacities. Uses the China Pearl River Delta case study.

A lesson which evaluates the regional, national and global importance of Mumbai Work sheet and exam practice included.