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Part of the Collins A Level Geography Series for complete coverage of this topic for the A Level specification.A single-volume course for all the new Advanced Subsidiary Geography specifications introduced in September 2000. Written by authors who are well-known for both A-level and GCSE textsThis book covers: 1. The Earth’s crust at work (including tectonics, weathering, mass movement, slopes) 2. River basin hydrology and management 3. Coastal environments and management 4. Atmosphere ecosystems (including climate and soils) 5. Population: dynamics and structure 6. Urban environments: settlement and activities 7. Rural environments: settlement and activities 8. Economic activity: from primary to quinary
This text serves as a comprehensive instructional guide designed to address the core requirements of the Advanced Subsidiary (AS) Geography curriculum. The authors, Michael Raw, Robert Prosser, and Victoria Bishop, leverage their extensive experience in secondary and tertiary geography education to synthesize complex physical and human processes into a single-volume resource. The book utilizes a structured pedagogical framework to ensure students grasp both the theoretical underpinnings and the practical management strategies required for the A Level specification.
What You Will Find
The subject matter points to a foundational, curriculum-aligned resource intended for students and educators navigating the specific requirements of the 2000-era AS Geography syllabus. Its structured approach and clear thematic divisions suggest a focus on academic clarity and examination preparation for the secondary education level.
Page Count:
288
Publication Date:
2000-01-01
Publisher:
Harper Collins Education Core
ISBN-10:
0003265595
ISBN-13:
9780003265590
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