Tuesday, November 27, 2007

Year 12 Mississippi web links


In preparation for the lesson I asked you to research the Mississppi floods. All good geographers have a focus and an aim when conducting research. Use the links below to begin your research. I am expecting at least 1.5 hours worth of research! Remember our discussion about what good note taking looks like.
You should consider the following ideas and questions as a focus:

* The causes.
* The effects.- environmental, social, economic and political.
* The responses (short and long term).
* The implications for the future.
Wikipedia - Hurricane Katrina. - a good general overview with some good external links.
BBC News - New Orleans - Nature's revenge? The article has some nice information, follow the links to the right for good audio/visual material.
Guardian Unlimited - The Day That Music Died - an interesting leftfield look at the floods, scroll to the bottom for lots more links
After Hurricane Katrina - How things have changed? - an interactive photo story - really good for taking you there.

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Friday, October 05, 2007

Year 12 Storm Hydrographs and Drainage Basin Cycle review




So holidays are almost upon us, and whilst I go in search of Orangutans you guys can review this terms work so far. Why not try the BBC Scotland Education website. The questions are especially useful. (With thanks to Little Miss Sunshine for the link - check out her blog).

(It also gives me the excuse to use a photograph I took from a small plane over the Mekong flying between Cambodia and Laos this summer (check out those ox-bow lakes)

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Tuesday, May 15, 2007

Exam time again - How can I use this blog for my revision?


One way to view all the postings that are relevant to you is to click on the ''labels'' button for say ''Year 7''(can you see it below each posting?)

All the Year 7 postings will then appear. You could then use these to revise.

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Monday, April 16, 2007

Year 12 Limestone

In today's lesson we covered aspects of limestone and how its structure and chemical composition affect its weathering and the landforms produced. Follow these links and complete the activities to add to your notes.

Limestone link

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Thursday, January 25, 2007

Year 12 Review Work - LEDC city models

Using your textbook, handouts and these links add to your notes

s-cool (see what they did there)

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Thursday, October 05, 2006

YEAR 12

We are coming to the end of our study of the physical part of rivers - time to review - even if you haven't already - why not supplement your notes with s-cool revision notes.

Elizabeth - make sure that you get a diagram for deltas!

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