Exploring the Concepts and Content in IGCSE and IBDP Geography
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https://www.husseinnasser.com/p/youtube.html
GIS is no longer the ‘future’ of geography, it is the now. Browsing through Linkedin jobs, it is clear that any single job related to geography makes it a baseline requirement that the applicant have experience with GIS.
Click the link for an online, free training with the world-renowned GIS company, ESRI. It is a great introduction to the mechanics and usefulness of GIS. It is a course that is helpful for students and teachers alike, and at the end you get a certificate (PD hours!). You will need to make a (free) account.
Click the link to access the PDF document I have made meant to help my EE students have a clear and practical understanding of how to approach the grade descriptors. I have collated ideas from the grade descriptors, assessment criteria, Geography EE reports, and ideas from workshops I have been on, both Geography and extended essay.
Alberts Geography EE Checklist
Below is the PDF download to a Collins revision list/glossary of foundation level geographic terms. Using this can really beef up terminology usage and thereby improve essay writing as well as understanding of short answer questions. The pictures and diagrams throughout can be very helpful to understanding the definitions.
Collins Glossary of Geographical Terminology
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