A fully resourced lesson on the differences of space and place, alongside the schools of thought that exist on the interactions of humans within their environment. Students are introduced to the concepts of place and space and learn about, 'phenomenology,' so as to provide students with a theoretical framework in which to consider the meanings of space and place further. ***NEW: Teacher's notes on (and extended theory notes for students) on proxemics and phenomenology. These additions aid the understanding of place theory and will subsequently allow for students to have a deeper, theoretical background to this new A Level topic.***

A fully resourced lesson for how different people perceive places in different ways. Following the GRASP acronym, students learn about how age, gender, sexuality and role performed in society influences the way we see the world. The 'R' forms part of the student's homework.

A fully resourced lesson complete with worksheets for the theme of how place is represented by different agencies. Resources include: 1. Worksheet for Slumdog Millionaire, Billy Elliot and Love Actually. 2. What type of representation is it? Starter activity. 3. Formal, Informal & Abstract Representation PowerPoint presentation. 4. As part of the RGS' handout on Changing Spaces; Making Places - Doreen Massey's (1994) extract of Kilburn High Road, London. Literature homework.

First lesson of the new OCR A Level course on Changing Spaces; Making Places. Resources include: 1. Key command words that will be used in the new examinations. 2. A glossary of the key words used within the Changing Spaces; Making Places module. 3. A breakdown of the course content for the students. 4. A fully resourced PPT for the introduction to place. 5. Worksheets for the main and plenary tasks.