I teach IGCSE Geography at an international school in Southeast Asia. Sustainability is the word every student reaches for, and very few can actually define it well enough to earn the marks in an exam.
This resource is a complete, ready-to-teach lesson on sustainable approaches to development for Cambridge IGCSE Geography (0460, 2027 syllabus).
You get a 70-slide PowerPoint presentation, a Word document student workbook in three versions (full colour, grayscale, online-ready), a bonus interactive website on Geography Oasis, and a full answer key.
Students will learn:
- The Brundtland definition of sustainable development.
- The 17 UN Sustainable Development Goals and the three pillars.
- Economic, social, and environmental strategies with named country examples.
- How to weigh trade-offs between pillars using a priced budget.
- How to debate real-world development dilemmas.
- How to structure a 7-mark “Evaluate” response with concrete evidence.
Also suitable for AP Human Geography, World Geography, and any development or global issues unit at ages 14-16.
Delivered as fully editable PowerPoint (.pptx) and Word (.docx) files. Adapt the language, restructure activities, or drop in your own resources.
This is Module 4 of the Development unit. A bundle is available if you want the full unit and a saving across all five modules.
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