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0 reviewsISBN-10 : 0198389159
ISBN-13 : 9780198389156
Author: Garret Nagle, Briony Cooke
This Study Guide supports the new syllabus for 2009 and includes all options. Written by experienced IB teachers and workshop leaders, it contains all the information required for the course, presented in a concise, accessible format. The book exactly matches the structure of the new course and includes material for both Standard and Higher level. Questions and full mark schemes are provided along with advice on internal and external assessment. The Study Guide may be used by teachers or to support the students' learning outside the classroom. It is also suitable for students and teachers whose first language is not English.
Part 1: Core theme - patterns and change
1. Populations in transition
2. Disparities in wealth and development
3. Patterns in environmental quality and sustainability
4. Patterns in resource consumption
Part 2: Optional themes
5. Freshwater - issues and conflicts
6. Oceans and their coastal margins
7. Extreme environments
8. Hazards and disasters - risk assessment and response
9. Leisure, sport and tourism
10. The geography of food and health
11. Urban environmentsExam questions on paper 2
Part 3: Higher level extension - global interactions
12. Measuring global interactions
13. Changing space- the shrinking world
14. Economic interaction
15. Environmental change
16. Sociocultural exchanges
17. Political outcomes
18. Global interactions at the local levelExam questions on paper
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Tags: Geography, Study Guide, Garret Nagle, Briony Cooke