Archive for the ‘Yr10’ Category

London

Saturday, February 16th, 2008

This is a lovely presentation of London, for Year 10 you might want to consider whether this presentation is a true representation of place? Is Year 11 is this a true representation of dominant culture?

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Antarctica- Google Earth and Whales…

Friday, December 21st, 2007

Antarcticagoogle Google Earth has now updated its imagery of the continent, the new higher resolution images just confirm the isolation and extreme nature of the environment. Worth a peak, look out for Nunataks, Glaciers, Ice Shelves, Pack Ice and Pancake Ice.

Japan has also decided not to hunt 50 humpback whales in the Southern Ocean for ’scientific’ reasons, but will still hunt a 1000 whales of different species. This is despite a moratorium on hunting. Another example of how our extreme environment is used/exploited by humans.

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Extreme Environments and advertising.

Thursday, December 13th, 2007

This is the one that Tom has talking about, Extreme environments advertising a well known beer, on the website they describe the environment as Arctic Tundra, but it clearly has echoes of Captain Scott.

Drink Wise.

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Antarctic Tourism Research

Wednesday, December 12th, 2007

Option 1 group have their tourism research to complete for Friday. Sorry I’m not at College to help you, this post though outlines the task and provides some useful links.

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The Progressive Patriot

Sunday, December 9th, 2007

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On my travels today I picked up Billy Bragg’s (personal hero) ‘The Progressive Patriot’, his response to what it means to be English. A good little read to inform My Place and our next unit on Cultural Geography. Some nice discussion of place.

Billy Bragg is best know for his song writing and political activism. One of my favourite songs and one of his most known…

 

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Story of Stuff

Saturday, December 8th, 2007

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Recommend watching

A taster below

 

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Year 10 Option.1 Wanda come home…

Thursday, November 29th, 2007

Gentle reminder that Wanda is due home by the end of tomorrow.

Thank you for the quality work that has been passed to me already.  :)

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Some random things…

Monday, November 26th, 2007

I’m feeling awful and should be marking Stringy’s RE mock, but thought I would do a little blog post instead. The Ilkeston Geographers decided on AQA as our new A-level syllabus, for the new sixth form… looks interesting. Content looks like it will reflective the Pilot. We should be able to provide more information on the course on Wednesday night, both myself and Mr Thompson will be delivering the course. Please feel free to express an interest. Yes, there was talk of an Ilkeston Geography website and blog. :)

We have heard from our friends in Bangladesh, all is well…. I’ve now marked Year 11 coursework, the Severn case study, and Year 10 Option 1 Wanda. I will be giving feedback when I next see you. Year 11 Geographers are reminded that their next piece on sustainable flood management is due in on Friday 14th of December.

Just a gentle reminder that Year 10 Option 2 need to hand in their Wanda coursework on this Friday.

Also picked up a link to a Geography blog that was new to me, Ayrshire Geography, one north of the border and another to add to the feeds.

Right me mocks, you revision/coursework…..

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Year 10 Option 2- well done from Wanda!

Friday, November 23rd, 2007

Congratulations, a 100% hand in. Let’s start as we mean to go on…

Best wishes Wanda (shows audience) :)

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How topical was that…

Friday, November 23rd, 2007

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Spooky, so what links this and the process of basal slippage? Topicality gone mad after today’s lessons. Find out here, more about this and Antarctica tourism in the next lesson…. :)

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