Expertly prepared slides, with quality pictures and relevant links to youtube video to make it more interactive the slides cover the new syllabus content for environmental management IGCSE 0680. It contains; The resources we obtain from the oceans The distribution of marine Fisheries The ocean currents of the world The effects of El Nino and Southern oscillation How fishing has affected fish populations and fisheries The relationship between farming marine species and the fishing industry The ways in which Fisheries can be managed successfully

Based on the CIE standards, perfect for both teacher and student, especially those preparing for final IGCSE Geography exams. It is also embeded with well answered CIE past paper questions from the same topic The powerpoint includes : The parts of a wave Differences between constructive and destructive waves Wave erosion processes Wave transport processes Wave erosion features Wave deposition features Coastal hazards and opportunities Coastal defence Soft engineering Hard engineering Coral reefs Mangroves very creatively designed and neatly arranged with quality pictures and video links. ideal for classroom presentation

Great material for both teacher and student preparing for As and A-level Geography. It covers evereveryy topic required by the Cambridge syllabus for this unit. Accompanied by pictures. 130 slides in pdf format that can easily be converted back to PowerPoint. The material is still useful for O-Level and IGCSE or generally for the study of human population. Some of the topics include : Basic population terminologies Population growth Components of population change Life expectancy Population policies Population distribution Population structure Population pyramids and interpretation Dependency ratio Demographic transition model Issues of youthful and ageing populations Link between population and development Population-resource relationship Carrying capacity Ecological footprint Causes, impacts and solutions to food shortage Role of technology in resource development Role of constraints in sustaining population Population theories Population management

Based on the CIE standards, perfect for both teacher and student, especially those preparing for final IGCSE Geography exams. It is also embeded with well answered CIE past paper questions from the same topic. weather instruments; rain gauge, thermometer, stevenson screen, barometer, weather station, hygrometer, dry and wet bulb thermometer. slides are neatly arranged with high quality pictures

The concepts of need, want, scarcity, and opportunity cost The importance of specialisation The purpose of business activity The concept of adding value and how added value can be increased Contains exam style questions to help you with assessment

Well summarized and arranged, based on the CIE standards embedded with properly answered past paper questions. The slides include topics such as; basic terminologies causes of population increase Causes and impacts of underpopulation Causes and impacts of overpopulation HIV/AIDS pandemic Population policies Demographic transition model etc over 64 neatly arranged slides with quality pictures and tables ideal for projection and teaching in the classroom

Great material for both teacher and student preparing for As and A-level Geography. It covers evereveryy topic required by the Cambridge syllabus for this unit. Accompanied by pictures. 144 slides in pdf format that can easily be converted back to PowerPoint. The material is still useful for O-Level and IGCSE or generally for the study of Hydrology and fluvial geomorphology and rivers. Some of the topics include: Drainage basin systems The hydrological cycle The storm hydrograph Factors affecting the shape of the storm hydrograph River Channel processes River landforms River sedimentation and deposition Patterns of flow Channel types Human impacts on hydrology Flooding - causes and amelioration

Strictly follows the A-level Cambridge Environmental management new syllabus for examinations from 2022. A great resource for both teachers and students- a remedy since Cambridge has no resource yet for this syllabus. It is also useful for any environmental studies, Biology and even Geography at all levels. This resource covers- Human population dynamics and structure population density factors influencing population density and distribution populations in terms of their size and the composition of different age groups how changes in birth rates, death rates and migration rates may affect population size and composition the dependency ratio What Is the Dependency Ratio reasons for differences between the population structures of HICs and LICs POPULATION PYRAMIDS IN LICS POPULATION PYRAMIDS IN HICS Impacts of human population change the impacts of ageing populations on countries Managing human population change Managing overpopulation

Chapter 7 of the As Environmental management syllabus. Strictly following all the areas required by CIE examination and syllabus. Great source to compensate for the lack of printed material by Cambridge. Contains quality pictures and relevant Youtube links. This unit contains the following information Acid deposition Types of acid deposition Formation of acid deposition Impacts of acid deposition Photochemical smog and its impacts Managing air pollution Ozone depletion OZone hole Ozone depletion over Antarctica Impacts of ozone depletion International agreements to reduce ozone depletion Impacts of alternatives to ozone depleting substances The Rowland-Molina theory

Summarised notes on population dynamics, population density and distribution, migration, popuation structure, settlement, urbanization, weather,earthquakes and volcanoes, rivers,coasts, climate and natural vegetation, development, food production, energy supply, industry, water supply, tourism, environmental impact of economic development

Expertly prepared slides following the new IGCSE syllabus 0680 with quality links and links to relevant videos The slides cover; Describe different types of natural hazard including earthquakes volcanic eruption and tropical cyclones, flooding and drought explain the causes and global distribution of this natural hazards and relate them to the Earth’s structure explain the impact these natural hazards can have on people and environment explain different strategies for managing this natural hazards

Expertly prepared slides, with quality pictures and relevant links to YouTube videos to make the slides more interactive covering the new syllabus content for environmental management IGCSE 0680. It contains; Fossil fuels and describe how they are formed. Classification of energy into renewable and non renewable How different energy sources make electricity Environmental, economic and social impacts of different energy sources Different demands for energy How energy sources can be managed efficiently Current research into possible new energy sources The impact of oil pollution How impacts of oil pollution can be minimised

Strictly follows the A-level Cambridge Environmental management new syllabus for examinations from 2022. A great resource for both teachers and students- a remedy since Cambridge has no resource yet for this syllabus. It is also useful for any environmental studies, Biology and even Geography at all levels. Contains high quality pictures and relevant Youtube links. This resource covers- Water scarcity Global water distribution Water security Major Causes of Water Scarcity Impacts of Water Scarcity Factors to Reduce Water Scarcity

This unit covers The benefits and drawbacks of being an entrepreneur The key characteristics of successful entrepreneurs The contents of a business plan and how plants assist intrapreneurs Why and how government support business start-ups The methods of measuring business size The limitations of the methods of measuring business size Why the owners of a business may want to expand the business Different ways in which businesses can grow The problems linked to business growth and how they might be overcome Why do some businesses remain small The causes of business failure Why new businesses are at a greater risk of failing

Professionally prepared slides with quality pictures and relevant links to YouTube videos. Ideal for display in class. strictly follows the IGCSE syllabus for Environmental management 0680. It also has practise questions. By the end of this chapter, you will be able to Explain the composition and structure of the atmosphere Explain the greenhouse effect Describe the causes of atmospheric pollution and the impacts on people and the environment Explain how the effects of atmospheric pollution can be reduced If you need a comprehensive compilation of IGCSE past paper questions from this topic, check my shop

Strictly follows the A-level Cambridge Environmental management new syllabus for examinations from 2022. A great resource for both teachers and students- a remedy since Cambridge has no resource yet for this syllabus. It is also useful for any environmental studies, Biology and even Geography at all levels. Contains high quality pictures with direct and relevant Youtube videos links. This resource covers- Food security causes of food insecurity and threats to food security impacts of food insecurity Managing food Insecurity Energy resources energy resources as renewable or non-renewable Various Causes of the Global Energy Crisis Impacts of energy insecurity The Economic Impacts of Energy Insecurity Social Impacts Possible Solutions to the Problem of Global Energy Crisis Waste disposal methods Advantages and disadvantages for HICs and LICs of this waste disposal Impacts of waste disposal

Strictly follows the A-level Cambridge Environmental management new syllabus for examinations from 2022. A great resource for both teachers and students- a remedy since Cambridge has no resource yet for this syllabus. It is also useful for any environmental studies, Biology and even Geography at all levels. The resource includes colourful quality pictures and direct links to relevant Youtube videosThis resource covers- Continents and oceans the world’s continents and major oceans classification by income level Sustainability the need for the sustainable management of resources the water cycle The structure and composition of the atmosphere the major components of the Earth’s atmosphere the structure of the Earth’s atmosphere as divided into four primary layers ozone layer the natural greenhouse effect that maintains the Earth’s ambient temperature biome, ecosystem, population, community, habitat and niche the biotic and abiotic components of an ecosystem how biotic factors affect the number and the diversity of organisms found within an ecosystem examples of biotic interactions photosynthesis word and chemical equations for photosynthesis chlorophyll captures light energy for photosynthesis that the availability of water, the concentration of carbon dioxide and factors affecting photosynthesis how photosynthesis on land and in the oceans is a vital part of the carbon cycle and has an important effect on carbon dioxide The carbon cycle producer, primary consumer, secondary consumer, tertiary consumer and decomposer trophic levels as feeding levels within food chains Identify organisms at different feeding levels in a food chain or food web energy is transferred between organisms in a food chain, starting with a producer how energy is lost in food chains simple food chains and food webs aerobic respiration the word and chemical equation for aerobic respiration the carbon cycle Interpret and draw diagrams representing the carbon cycle

Strictly follows the A-level Cambridge Environmental management new syllabus for examinations from 2022. A great resource for both teachers and students- a remedy since Cambridge has no resource yet for this syllabus. It is also useful for any environmental studies, Biology and even Geography at all levels. Contains quality pictures with relevant Youtube links. This resource covers- Define greenhouse gases the major sources of greenhouse gas emissions from human activities how increased concentrations of greenhouse gases in the atmosphere cause the enhanced greenhouse effect leading to global warming the difficulties of monitoring and predicting climate change The impacts of climate change the impacts of climate change on the environment the impacts of climate change on human populations Managing climate change strategies for managing climate change through the reduction of greenhouse gas emissions geoengineering strategies to counteract climate change Aerosol injection Marine cloud brightening High-albedo crops and buildings Ocean mirror Cloud thinning Space sunshades

well prepared slides with quality pictures and video links to relevant subtopics. Strictly follows the A-level Cambridge Environmental management new syllabus for examinations from 2022. A great resource for both teachers and students- a remedy since Cambridge has no resource yet for this syllabus. It is also useful for any environmental studies, Biology and even Geography at all levels. This resource covers- Continents and oceans the world’s continents and major oceans classification by income level Sustainability the need for the sustainable management of resources the water cycle The structure and composition of the atmosphere the major components of the Earth’s atmosphere the structure of the Earth’s atmosphere as divided into four primary layers ozone layer the natural greenhouse effect that maintains the Earth’s ambient temperature biome, ecosystem, population, community, habitat and niche the biotic and abiotic components of an ecosystem how biotic factors affect the number and the diversity of organisms found within an ecosystem examples of biotic interactions photosynthesis word and chemical equations for photosynthesis chlorophyll captures light energy for photosynthesis that the availability of water, the concentration of carbon dioxide and factors affecting photosynthesis how photosynthesis on land and in the oceans is a vital part of the carbon cycle and has an important effect on carbon dioxide The carbon cycle producer, primary consumer, secondary consumer, tertiary consumer and decomposer trophic levels as feeding levels within food chains Identify organisms at different feeding levels in a food chain or food web energy is transferred between organisms in a food chain, starting with a producer how energy is lost in food chains simple food chains and food webs aerobic respiration the word and chemical equation for aerobic respiration the carbon cycle Interpret and draw diagrams representing the carbon cycle

Strictly follows the A-level Cambridge Environmental management new syllabus for examinations from 2022. A great resource for both teachers and students- a remedy since Cambridge has no resource yet for this syllabus. It is also useful for any environmental studies, Biology and even Geography at all levels. This resource covers- The scientific method Formulate hypotheses Characteristics of Hypothesis Design investigations in which variables are controlled and quantitative results are collected dependent and independent variable Interpret data to determine whether they support or refute the hypothesis being tested Explain how limitations in the measurement of data lead to uncertainty in the results understanding that a hypothesis that is consistently supported by investigation and observation can become a theory Environmental research in the context of climate change reliable and bias how historical data have developed how bias has led to the misuse of scientific data how unreliable data has led to false reporting of scientific conclusions Collection of environmental data Sampling strategies how random sampling and systematic sampling strategies aim to ensure samples are well distributed with a low risk of bias factors influencing the suitability of random sampling or systematic sampling strategies for different studies techniques used to collect sample data Quadrats (open frame Grid and point) Pitfall traps Sweep nets Beating tray kick sampling Light traps Capture-mark-recapture water turbidity Questionnaires Interviews benefits and limitations of each sampling technique listed population size using the Lincoln index biodiversity using the Simpson’s index of diversity abundance using quadrat data The use of technology in data collection and analysis Remote sensing Radio tracking Computational Modeling What Is Crowdsourcing? ‘big data’ Big data challenges benefits and limitations of the analysis of big data