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Published: 27 March 2020
Authors:
- Greg Coleman
- Lubna Sharif
- Rhian Kift
- Simon Oakes
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GCSE Geography Spec A knowledge organisers

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A bank of sample knowledge organisers to support the learning of GCSE Geography Spec  A. 

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Key Idea 1.1: Distinctive landscapes of the UK
Physical landscapes
Managing landscapes
Key Idea 1.2: Landform process and change in two different and distinctive landscapes of the UK
How do processes work together to create landform features at different scales in river landscapes
How do processes work together to create landform features at different scales in coastal landscapes
What factors affect the rates of landform change in river and coastal landscapes
Key Idea 1.3: Drainage basins of the UK
What physical processes affect stores and flows in UK drainage basins?
What are the current and future management approaches to the problem of flooding to the UK?
1.3.2 Why do rivers in the UK flood? (Part A)
1.3.2 Why do rivers in the UK flood? (Part B)
Key Idea 2.1: The urban-rural continuum in the UK
2.1.1 How are urban and rural areas in Wales linked? (Part A)
2.1.1 How are urban and rural areas in Wales linked? (Part B)
2.1.2 How are rural areas in Wales changing?
Key Idea 2.2: Population and urban change in the UK
2.2.1 What are the causes and consequences of population change in the UK?
2.2.2 What are some of the contemporary challenges facing UK towns and cities?
2.2.3 How and why is retailing changing in the UK?
Key Idea 2.3: Urban Issues in contrasting global cities
What are the consequences of urbanisation?
How are global cities connected?
What are global patterns of urbanisation
Key Idea 4.1: Vulnerable coastlines
Why are some coastal communities vulnerable to erosion and flooding?
Key Idea 4.2: Managing coastal hazards
How are coastlines managed?
What is the most sustainable way to manage coastlines in the face of rising sea levels?
Key Idea 5.1: Climate change during the Quaternary period
Evidence and causes of climate change
Key Idea 5.2: Weather patterns and process
Low pressure
High pressure
What factors create variations in weather and climate at different scales within the UK?
Key Idea 5.3: Processes and interactions within ecosystems
Processes of ecosystems
Key Idea 5.4: Human activity and ecosystem processes
5.4.1 How do people use ecosystems and environments?
5.4.2 How do human activities modify processes and interaction within ecosystems?
5.4.3 How can ecosystems be managed sustainably?
Key Idea 6.1: Measuring global inequalities
6.1.1. How is economic development measured and what are the contemporary global patterns?
Key Idea 6.2: Causes and consequences of uneven development at the global scale
6.2.2. What are the responses to uneven development at the global scale?
Uneven development
Key Idea 6.3: Water resources and their management
Water demand
Key Idea 6.4: Regional economic development
Regional patterns of economic development
Reducing regional inequalities in the UK
6.4.1. What are the causes and consequences of regional patterns of economic development in one economically developing country?
Key Idea 8.1: Consumerism and its impact on the environment
8.1.1 What are the impacts of increasing consumer choice on the global environment?
8.1.2 How may climate change affect people and the environment and how can technology be used, and people’s lifestyles changed to reduce these impacts?

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