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Welcome to my shop. All proceeds from any purchases will be used to support teacher training in a rural school just outside Winterton in South Africa.
OCR A GCSE Geography 9-1: What are the challenges facing a UK city? (Leeds)
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OCR A GCSE Geography 9-1: What are the challenges facing a UK city? (Leeds)

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This lesson is aimed at OCR A 9-1 GCSE Geography or equivalent specification. The lesson is focused upon Paper 1 and the module of People of the UK. This lesson focuses upon the challenges of housing, traffic and waste in the city of Leeds. It includes location, characteristics of Leeds, impact of students/migration as well as an exam question including the mark scheme. All fully resourced.
OCR A GCSE Geography 9-1: How do geomorphic processes shape the land?
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OCR A GCSE Geography 9-1: How do geomorphic processes shape the land?

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This lesson is aimed at OCR A 9-1 GCSE Geography or equivalent specification. The lesson is focused upon Paper 1- Landscapes of the UK. This lesson focuses upon geomorphic processes and the impact that they have on landscapes of the UK. The processes looked at are: transportation, erosion, mass movement, weathering and deposition. The lesson is fully resourced.
OCR A GCSE Geography 9-1: How does a named river change downstream? (River Tees)
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OCR A GCSE Geography 9-1: How does a named river change downstream? (River Tees)

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This lesson is aimed at OCR A 9-1 GCSE Geography or equivalent specification. The lesson is focused upon Paper 1- Landscapes of the UK. This lesson focuses upon the River Tees and it’s changes from source to mouth in relation to human activity (Cow Green Reservoir, Tees Barrage and meander straightening at Stockton). The lesson is fully resourced with exam question (including structure strip) and model answer.
OCR A GCSE Geography 9-1: How is the UK connected to other places?
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OCR A GCSE Geography 9-1: How is the UK connected to other places?

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This lesson is aimed at OCR A 9-1 GCSE Geography or equivalent specification. The lesson is focused upon Paper 1 and the module of People of the UK. This lesson focuses upon key terms such as trade, trade deficit/surplus and import and export. It also looks at reasons as to why the UK has to import and export as well as GCSE skills style question with mark scheme and quiz as a plenary.
OCR A GCSE Geography 9-1: What are the landforms caused by deposition?
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OCR A GCSE Geography 9-1: What are the landforms caused by deposition?

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This lesson is aimed at OCR A 9-1 GCSE Geography or equivalent specification. The lesson is focused upon Paper 1- Landscapes of the UK. This lesson focuses upon depositional landforms found at the coast, a spit. This includes looking at a spit’s characteristics as well as how it forms. An exam question with supporting structure and student friendly mark scheme is included.
OCR A GCSE Geography 9-1: What are the consequences of economic growth  in London?
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OCR A GCSE Geography 9-1: What are the consequences of economic growth in London?

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This lesson is aimed at OCR A 9-1 GCSE Geography or equivalent specification. The lesson is focused upon Paper 1 and the module of People of the UK. This lesson focuses upon the regeneration of the Lower Lea Valley (2012 Olympics) in London. It includes location, reasons why the area declined, videos and clips of the regeneration as well as the +/- of it. An exam question and mark scheme is also included.
OCR A GCSE Geography 9-1: What are the causes and consequences of extreme weather? (The Big Dry)
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OCR A GCSE Geography 9-1: What are the causes and consequences of extreme weather? (The Big Dry)

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This is a lesson aimed at OCR A 9-1 GCSE Geography and specifically at Paper 2- Environmental Threats to Our Planet. This lesson has a focus upon what is a drought as well as the generic causes of drought as well as frequency. The lesson also then goes into the event of the Big Dry in Australia in a full case study. This includes causes, effects and responses and in addition exam questions and supporting resources.
OCR A GCSE Geography 9-1: How can aid promote and hinder development?
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OCR A GCSE Geography 9-1: How can aid promote and hinder development?

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This lesson is aimed at OCR A 9-1 GCSE Geography or equivalent specification. The lesson is focused upon Paper 2- People of the Planet. This lesson focuses upon the types of aid and defintions (aid, short term aid, long term aid, bilateral etc). Video clips are embedded in relation to the case study of Goat Aid, all information relevant to the case study is included, as well as an exam question and mark scheme.
OCR A GCSE Geography 9-1: How is the global pattern of urbanisation changing?
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OCR A GCSE Geography 9-1: How is the global pattern of urbanisation changing?

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This lesson is aimed at OCR A 9-1 GCSE Geography or equivalent specification. The lesson is focused upon Paper 2- People of the Planet. This lesson focuses upon the changing pattern of urbanisation across the world. It includes megacities and the pros/cons of them, as well as world cities again focusing upon pros/cons and a real world example. Skills questions/recall questions and exam question are included.