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This is part of a series that progresses through the study of GCSE geography using a selection of pupil-based tutorial books, copymaster packs and teacher resource books. Acting as a foundation course for GCSE geography, the series is built around a central core which is enquiry-based to illustrate the relevance of geography in a contemporary world. Areas of interest covered include the study of spatial patterns and the physical, economic, social and political processes that determine them, and in-depth investigation of case studies taken from local, national and global settings. The series allows pupils to explore and express their feelings about issues by providing knowledge and understanding, ensuring that learning objectives are defined in terms of knowledge, skills, concepts, values and attitudes. The series has been updated and revised to meet the requirements of Key Stage 3 of the National Curriculum.
This volume investigates the core principles of geography as defined by the National Curriculum, aiming to provide students with a foundational understanding of spatial patterns and global processes. The authors, a team of experienced educators, utilize an enquiry-based framework to bridge the gap between theoretical geographical concepts and their practical application in the contemporary world. By structuring the content around specific learning objectives, the text ensures that students develop a comprehensive grasp of physical, economic, social, and political systems.
What You Will Find
The text is regarded as a structured, curriculum-aligned resource designed specifically for classroom instruction within the British educational system. Its focus on defined learning objectives and enquiry-based methodology suggests a pedagogical approach that prioritizes skill acquisition alongside factual knowledge.
Page Count:
96
Publication Date:
1993-06-07
Publisher:
HarperCollins Publishers
ISBN-10:
0003266354
ISBN-13:
9780003266351
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