Fully endorsed by Edexcel , this textbook will help A2 students to understand the content and requirements of the Edexcel specification.
The book provides comprehensive coverage of Units 3 and 4, including all the options in Unit 4. The content supports the specification and offers guidance on how to approach research and identify synoptic themes.
- Key terms are defined in an extensive glossary
- Case studies have been specially written for this book
- Important themes, ideas and models are clarified in key concepts
- Review questions enable students to test their knowledge of each topic
Recenzijas
They are fantastic and the best on the market for the course. Nothing else comes close as it is neither too dense nor too scant. * Amy Hawkes (HOD) at Myton School * This really is the essential textbook for A2 year Geography. It is absolutely fantastic for case studies - covering a large range. It seems quite expensive but over 400 pages long plus a glossary, which is great for proper definitions, and an easy-to-use index I use it more as a revision guide but it covers absolutely everything you need to know, which gives you a lot of confidence and puts you on the right track for revision. * Amazon reviews *
Papildus informācija
Fully endorsed by Edexcel , this textbook will help A2 students to understand the content and requirements of the Edexcel specification, giving them the opportunity to develop essential skills.
Overview Unit 3 Contested planet
Chapter 1 Energy security
Chapter
2 Water conflicts
Chapter 3 Biodiversity under threat
Chapter 4
Superpower geographies
Chapter 5 Bridging the development gap
Chapter 6
The technological fix? Chpater 7 Synopticity Unit 4 Geographical research
Chapter 8 The research process
Chapter 9 Tectonic activity and hazards
Chapter 10 Cold environments: landscapes and change
Chapter 11 Life on the
margins: the food supply problem
Chapter 12 The world of cultural diversity
Chapter 13 Pollution and human health at risk
Chapter 14 Consuming the
rural landscape: leisure and tourism Glossary
The authors have extensive teaching and examining experience. Cameron Dunn, Sue Warn and Nigel Yates are chief examiners. Kim Adams, David Holmes, Dulcie Knifton, Simon Oakes and Andy Palmer are principal examiners. Bob Hordern is a senior examiner and Michael Witherick is a former chief examiner.
