in Brazil and save the Amazon rainforest. Interesting People as Consumers case study. ![]()
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in Brazil and save the Amazon rainforest. Interesting People as Consumers case study. ![]()
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Nice contributions today, you should now understand the advantages and disadvantages of shopping out of town and on the High Street. It was my aim to look at then the impacts of out of town shopping on the urban-rural fringe and the C.B.D., but we ran out of time due to our discussions. Please read this earlier post on the doughnut effect in preparation for the next lesson. Continue reading ‘Pre-Release 2008 - The Doughnut Effect’
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Not had a particularly pleasant day, though no-one caught me out. Your shoelace is undone isn’t original.
I watched a good form assembly by a colleague this morning about April Fools’, including the famous Panorama crank. Thanks Alan for this.
Continue reading ‘An April Fools’ Antarctica type post…’
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Well, we’ve made a start! I hope your Geography folders have found a good home. Before I begin, just a quick reminder about the multi-media presentations.
We seem to have a lot of time on paper, but in reality it is just a few weeks together, therefore if you are away, please read the blog posts, use the resources and do the activities. I’ve now sent up an individual page, PR2008. I will upload resources here and catalogue the blog posts. I think a successful candidate will be reading the posts and also producing their own notes, mind maps etc. Please don’t forget to follow Alan’s blog, you’ll get a different perspective.
We worked hard today, but there is a lot of Geography in here…
Continue reading ‘Pre-release 2008 Part 2-Out of Town Shopping.’
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