Coasts - An introductory movie

Look at the following movie and write down as many aspects of coasts as you can see...

Flooding...

All rather topical really...

You are all working well on your coursework at the moment. As an aside, you may want to take a look at this movie I've put together on the Boscastle floods of 2004. Click on the link below to be taken to the relevant place. It would be just as relevant to look at the ones in Rotherham and Doncaster once the long term effects can be assessed.

More coursework help and activities are on their way, which I've been working on, so do keep checking for updates :)

Download: Posted by prioryman at TeacherTube.com.

Some pictures from The Lakes trip 07...

Some pictures of the Glenderaterra (if you are struggling for any for doing annotated photos) can be found at

http://www.flickr.com/photos/9062648@N08/sets/72157600422099979/show/

Ross does Rivers...

Well done to all of you for ensuring that your methodology sections were sent in to me on time. Not only that, but they were of a high quality. Still lots to do in the next two weeks though, and keep your eyes open for more resources for your introduction and data presentation sections over the coming days.

Fresh from the success of his expedition into Yarm and Saltburn, our character 'Ross' now does Rivers...use this to help you with your Location study, expectations and hypotheses, as well of course as the files and powerpoints available on the VLE!

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Doing annotated photographs for your Data presentation section....

Site 3 at the Glenderaterra Beck, originally uploaded by Mark Cowan.

A useful way of not only getting across your understanding, but also picking up marks on the data presentation section, is to do annotated photographs. You would insert your picture into MS Word, then add arrows with detailed labels.

Try clicking the above picture. It will take you Flickr. Here you can hover over the picture of Site 3 for suggestions of things you could comment on!

I'll do one for the Settlement coursework some of you are doing in the coming days!

Bangladesh floods

I recently discovered a great programme - Quandary - for making interactive stories. I've done one for the Bangladesh floods of 1998. Try it out by clicking the following link...

http://uk1.hotpotatoes.net/ex/21613/RRDWBXSP.php

Let me know what you think of the above via the comments option below. Do you think a similar sort of thing for what should be included in the different GCSE coursework sections would be useful?