Geography EGCSE - Revision & Practice

2-Year Self-Study Program (4 Hours/Week)

EGCSE Geography Examination (Papers 1 & 2) · 2 years (60 weeks total)

What you'll learn - curriculum-aligned EGCSE Geography

EGCSE Geography. 2-Year Self-Study Program (4 Hours/Week). EGCSE Geography Examination (Papers 1 & 2). 2 years (60 weeks total). 4 hours per week (6 x 40-minute periods). 240 hours over 2 years

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Geography EGCSE course - lessons, practice, and exam confidence

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Week 1: Introduction to Maps and Their FeaturesLesson 1.1 Programme Overview, Assessment Structure and Types of Maps; Lesson 1.2 Map Features - Title, Scale, Symbols and Key; Lesson 1.3 Identifying and Interpreting Map Symbols; Lesson 1.4 Linear, Aerial and Point Symbols; Lesson 1.5 Identifying Physical Features on Maps; Lesson 1.6 Map Orientation Using a Compass
Week 2: Scale, Distance and Area CalculationsLesson 2.1 Types of Map Scales - Linear, Representative Fraction, Statement; Lesson 2.2 Measuring Straight Line Distances; Lesson 2.3 Measuring Curved Line Distances; Lesson 2.4 Converting Map Distance to Ground Distance; Lesson 2.5 Calculating Areas of Regular Shapes; Lesson 2.6 Calculating Areas of Irregular Shapes
Week 3: Location and Direction SystemsLesson 3.1 Grid Reference Systems - 4-Figure References; Lesson 3.2 Grid Reference Systems - 6-Figure References; Lesson 3.3 Locating Features Using Grid References; Lesson 3.4 The 16-Point Compass and Directions; Lesson 3.5 Measuring Whole Circle Bearings Using Protractor; Lesson 3.6 Converting Bearings to Compass Directions
Week 4: Understanding Relief on MapsLesson 4.1 Contour Lines - Interpretation and Patterns; Lesson 4.2 Spot Heights, Trigonometrical Stations and Bench Marks; Lesson 4.3 Layer Colouring and Hachuring; Lesson 4.4 Cross-Sections and Relief Profiles; Lesson 4.5 Calculating Gradients from Maps; Lesson 4.6 Identifying Landforms - Valleys, Ridges, Plateaus, Scarps
Week 5: Physical and Human Features on MapsLesson 5.1 Describing Vegetation Patterns from Map Evidence; Lesson 5.2 Settlement Patterns - Dispersed, Linear, Nucleated; Lesson 5.3 Transport Networks and Communication Routes; Lesson 5.4 Land Use Patterns and Relief Relationships; Lesson 5.5 Inferring Human Activity from Map Evidence; Lesson 5.6 Effects of Physical Landscape on Human Features
Week 6: Map Skills Assessment and ConsolidationLesson 6.1 Topographical Map Reading Practice; Lesson 6.2 Simulated Map Interpretation; Lesson 6.3 Photograph and Map Correlation; Lesson 6.4 Annotated Field Sketch Techniques; Lesson 6.5 Map Reading Skills Assessment; Lesson 6.6 Assessment Review and Feedback
Week 7: Introduction to Research MethodsLesson 7.1 Identifying Research Problems and Topics; Lesson 7.2 Stating Aims and Objectives of Study; Lesson 7.3 Formulating Hypotheses; Lesson 7.4 Types of Data - Primary and Secondary; Lesson 7.5 Sources of Secondary Data; Lesson 7.6 Introduction to Sampling Techniques
Week 8: Sampling and Data Collection MethodsLesson 8.1 Random Sampling - Methods and Applications; Lesson 8.2 Systematic and Stratified Sampling; Lesson 8.3 Advantages and Limitations of Sampling Methods; Lesson 8.4 Observation and Interview Techniques; Lesson 8.5 Designing Questionnaires and Survey Sheets; Lesson 8.6 Counts and Measurements in Field Research
Week 9: Data Presentation TechniquesLesson 9.1 Tables and Statistical Presentation; Lesson 9.2 Line Graphs, Bar Charts and Histograms; Lesson 9.3 Pie Charts, Pictographs and Compound Graphs; Lesson 9.4 Triangular and Scatter Graphs; Lesson 9.5 Flow Line, Desire Line and Choropleth Maps; Lesson 9.6 Isoline Maps and Field Sketches
Week 10: GIS, Data Analysis and ConclusionsLesson 10.1 Introduction to GIS - Definition and Applications; Lesson 10.2 Advantages and Disadvantages of GIS; Lesson 10.3 Analysing Data Patterns and Trends; Lesson 10.4 Drawing Conclusions and Testing Hypotheses; Lesson 10.5 Making Recommendations and Evaluating Methods; Lesson 10.6 Research Methods Assessment
Week 11: Earth Structure and Plate TectonicsLesson 11.1 Structure of the Earth - Crust, Mantle, Core; Lesson 11.2 The Lithosphere, Atmosphere and Hydrosphere; Lesson 11.3 Plate Tectonics Theory and Evidence; Lesson 11.4 Convection Currents and Plate Movement; Lesson 11.5 Global Distribution and Pattern of Plates; Lesson 11.6 Types of Plate Boundaries - Overview
Week 12: Plate Boundaries and Their EffectsLesson 12.1 Constructive Plate Boundaries and Sea Floor Spreading; Lesson 12.2 Destructive Boundaries - Subduction Zones; Lesson 12.3 Destructive Boundaries - Collision Zones; Lesson 12.4 Conservative Plate Boundaries; Lesson 12.5 Landforms at Plate Boundaries - Ocean Trenches and Ridges; Lesson 12.6 Volcanic Mountains and Fold Mountains
Week 13: Volcanoes - Formation and DistributionLesson 13.1 Formation of Volcanoes at Plate Boundaries; Lesson 13.2 Types of Volcanic Eruptions; Lesson 13.3 Volcanic Landforms and Features; Lesson 13.4 Global Distribution of Volcanoes; Lesson 13.5 Impacts of Volcanic Activity on People; Lesson 13.6 Impacts of Volcanic Activity on Environment
Week 14: Earthquakes - Causes and EffectsLesson 14.1 Causes of Earthquakes at Plate Boundaries; Lesson 14.2 Measuring Earthquakes - Richter and Mercalli Scales; Lesson 14.3 Global Distribution of Earthquakes; Lesson 14.4 Primary Effects of Earthquakes; Lesson 14.5 Secondary Effects - Tsunamis and Landslides; Lesson 14.6 Comparing Earthquake Impacts in LEDCs and MEDCs
Week 15: Disaster Management - Earthquakes and VolcanoesLesson 15.1 Preparedness Measures for Volcanic Eruptions; Lesson 15.2 Preparedness Measures for Earthquakes; Lesson 15.3 Emergency Response Systems and Rescue Operations; Lesson 15.4 Recovery and Reconstruction Strategies; Lesson 15.5 Case Study Analysis - Disaster Management in Action; Lesson 15.6 Term 1 Assessment and Review

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