This could be used as an example in any curriculum as a case study for a youthful population, causes and consequences in conjunction with the video. It also has strategies to slow down the population growth (in this context).

This is perfect for the causes and consequences of deindustrialization for the IB Geography Syllabus - Option G There is a YouTube Video/PPT and Template for students to complete.

This PPT gives a clear and visual representation of what an urban heat island effect is, while looking at the profile and explaining variations as well as management strategies, including a 6 mark examination question and crossword.

This is a PPT with a short video and 6 mark examination question used to teach urban microclimates (including an UHI). This is suitable for A-Level and IB Option G - Urban Environments and/or revision.

PPT with two videos embedded. The PPT goes through the history and current situation (from a ‘stop at two’ anti-natalist policy to post 1987, pro-natalist. A handout with notes and links are embedded with space for students to work through, examination style questions are also included.

This would suit IB Geography, doubling up as a case study for both gentrification and contested land. There is a PPT with various visuals as well as a word document with links to further resources for students to work through. This is clear and structured. This could be one full lesson (or two), the teacher can adjust and adapt the handout.

IGCSE, A-Level and IB Geography quick revision on flood hydrographs and the factors that influence these as well as why they are needed.

Unit 5 Social entrepreneurship and human development IB Geography Including: Fair trade, micro-finance, corporate and social responsibility with examples and links to videos

This is suitable for IB Geography - Demographic Dividend. There is a PPT, with a handout for studnents (notes)/worksheet as well as a case study. This will take 1-2 lessons depending on the duration and ability of the class.

A PPT with the causes of air pollution in Delhi. Notes/handout with various actvities, links and articles included. Based on two case studies; Mexico City and Delhi, both can be evaluated in terms of their respective strategies, or a simple compare and contrast. Useful for Option G IB Geography or A Levels.

Mostly useful for IB Geography teachers teaching - Option F The PowerPoint covers both diseases of affluence and poverty looking at a variety of diseases associated with each. Including diseases associated with an ageing population and the implications associated with these.

I use this with my IB diploma students for preparation for their coursework on rivers. I also use a modified version with the IGCSE students taking paper 4

An introduction to Infographics in IB Geography with a PPT (included videos), handout with notes and a template to guide the evaluation of one, both can be adapted.

IB Geography (new syllabus) - Option A - Freshwater 3. Water scarcity and water quality 4.Case study of one internationally shared water resource and the role of different stake holders in attempting to find a resolution.

The PowerPoint introduces the causes of air pollution in Delhi, how this is made up etc. A few clips are there to go through, I talk mainly about Nov 7-8, 2017 when levels were particularly high. A table is laid out for students to do their own research, to finish with a ten mark question is included (straight from the syllabus) which can be marked according to the IB markbands or commented upon etc.

Video evaluating the Human Development Index (HDI) for IB Geo. It may be a useful resource during a lock down or cover lesson. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qSYTm839ezo

Links to Option A - IB Geography, a worksheet for students to go through the process and try to apply in a practical sense. Could also be used for IGCSE paper 4 (higher level students) This can be used prior to fieldwork if students are doing any work related to the Bradshaw model (testing various hypotheses).

IB Geography Unit 3 Thomas Malthus - his views and why they may/may not be relelvant today, with a Neo-Malthusian view (Club of Rome and the Limits to growth model) Anti-Malthusian view (Esther Boserup) PPT with images to stimulate discussion Handout/notes/with examination questions