You will soon be starting your Controlled Assessment. Look at the documents below. There is one for each topic of Tourism, Fashion and Sport. You must choose one question only to investigate and so look at the relevant document for the question you want to answer.
The aim of this lesson is to record some sources of information and websites that you come across to help you with your investigation. To help guide your research and for the sorts of things you need to find out, look at the table on the word document you have chosen.
...for young geographers at Seaford Head School and anyone else who is lost without Geography!
Showing posts with label ControlledAssessment. Show all posts
Showing posts with label ControlledAssessment. Show all posts
Monday, 27 September 2010
Wednesday, 12 May 2010
Controlled Assessment Catch Up...
If you miss a session then you must attend the catch up sessions which are after school on Thursday- 3:30-4:30 every week.
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Year 10,
Year 9
Tuesday, 30 March 2010
Information on Controlled Assessments
Thanks to those parents that attended the evening. Here is the presentation and 'How to reference secondary resources' document as promised. Miss Smith :)
Information On Controlled Assessments2
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Referencing
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Monday, 1 June 2009
The urban geographies of Brighton...
I decided to take some photos in Brighton, as part of 'rehab' really and to help with 'Theme 2: Settlement and Population' scheme and also the fieldwork focus for Controlled Assessment (OCR B Spec).
In this work there has been a shift from looking at 'patterns' of land use that has developed in Brighton over time, moving away from the more traditional urban land use models, to demonstrating the 'processes' involved with the continuous development of Brighton as an extremely dynamic and complex urban landscape.
(See the notes on each slide for an explanation of the various urban landscapes in Brighton).
My photos can be viewed on Flickr. I also produced an animoto:
In this work there has been a shift from looking at 'patterns' of land use that has developed in Brighton over time, moving away from the more traditional urban land use models, to demonstrating the 'processes' involved with the continuous development of Brighton as an extremely dynamic and complex urban landscape.
Urban Geographies
View more OpenOffice presentations from Liz Smith.
(See the notes on each slide for an explanation of the various urban landscapes in Brighton).
My photos can be viewed on Flickr. I also produced an animoto:
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Brighton,
ControlledAssessment,
Fieldwork,
Settlement
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