large poster/information sheet, model answers to sample exam questions on the topic. Also give named illustrative examples of places where the processes are occurring (not extended case studies). Again there are opportunities to visit a local coast and investigate which are the dominant weathering processes and why. Weeks 4-5 Use of key subject Students will revisit the idea of Q&A/discussion to define Simple with many effective images and a Coastal landscape specific and technical distinctive coastal landscapes and range of video clips and diagrams ‘landforms’ ‘landscapes’. development terminology. resulting from a combination of For each erosional landform This content must include related landforms. clip discussing Develop knowledge listed in the specification, use study of a variety of and understanding of Students will be able to describe a range of resources to landscapes from beyond the a range of related the characteristics and analyse the produce a revision United Kingdom (UK) but landforms that factors and processes in the card/sheet (or electronic may also include UK Coastal erosion is widely covered in a combine to form development of landforms and resource). To include: examples. range of paper or online resources. distinctive coastal landscapes of coastal erosion, annotated sketch/ Origin and development landscapes. including: diagram showing its of landforms and Video presentation of including cliffs and wave cut platforms characteristics To identify landscapes of coastal animations of erosional features cliff profile features caves, a flow diagram giving a – connections and erosion: Cliffs and wave arches and stacks. sequenced explanation interrelationships cut platforms, cliff profile British Geological Society’s with of formation explaining – between different Students will be able to describe features including caves, interesting information and images processes in aspects of the characteristics and analyse the arches and stacks; factors development. geography. factors and processes in the and processes in their factors affecting their development of landforms and development. Opportunities to formation landscapes of coastal deposition, Origin and development develop skills such as reference to inputs, including: of landforms and drawing, labelling processes and outputs of beaches landscapes of coastal and annotating erosional coastal simple and compound spits deposition. Beaches, diagrams. landscapes tombolos simple and compound offshore bars spits, tombolos, offshore
large poster/information sheet, model answers to sample exam questions on the topic. Also give named illustrative examples of places where the processes are occurring (not extended case studies). Again there are opportunities to visit a local coast and investigate which are the dominant weathering processes and why. Weeks 4-5 Coastal landscape development This content must include study of a variety of landscapes from beyond the United Kingdom (UK) but may also include UK examples. Origin and development of landforms and landscapes of coastal erosion: Cliffs and wave cut platforms, cliff profile features including caves, arches and stacks; factors and processes in their development. Origin and development of landforms and landscapes of coastal deposition. Beaches, simple and compound spits, tombolos, offshore Use of key subject specific and technical terminology. Develop knowledge and understanding of a range of related landforms that combine to form distinctive coastal landscapes. To identify connections and interrelationships between different aspects of geography. Opportunities to develop skills such as drawing, labelling and annotating diagrams. Students will revisit the idea of distinctive coastal landscapes resulting from a combination of related landforms. Students will be able to describe the characteristics and analyse the factors and processes in the development of landforms and landscapes of coastal erosion, including: cliffs and wave cut platforms cliff profile features – caves, arches and stacks. Students will be able to describe the characteristics and analyse the factors and processes in the development of landforms and landscapes of coastal deposition, including: beaches simple and compound spits tombolos offshore bars Q&A/discussion to define ‘landforms’ and ‘landscapes’. For each erosional landform listed in the specification, use a range of resources to produce a revision card/sheet (or electronic resource). To include: annotated sketch/ diagram showing its characteristics a flow diagram giving a sequenced explanation of formation – explaining processes in development. factors affecting their formation reference to inputs, processes and outputs of erosional coastal landscapes Simple with many effective images and a range of video clips and diagrams clip discussing Coastal erosion is widely covered in a range of paper or online resources. Video presentation of including animations of erosional features British Geological Society’s with interesting information and images
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