Year 10/11 - Coasts Scheme of Work
Key
Topic
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Content/Skills
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Extension/Homework |
Guidance
- Literacy/Numeracy
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How the sea wears away
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How is the coast eroded? [GCSE
Geog] p. 62/3 Video - Coastal Erosion How does the sea transport material? [Key Geog] p. 28 Activity p.29 Summary Video - Coastal Deposition How do landforms result from deposition by the sea? [Key Geog] p. 30 Qu. 1&2 Summary Video - The work of the sea |
Sheet 2.1- Coastline
erosion Sheet 2.2- How does the sea transport material? Sheet 16.5- Longshore drift Sheet 2.2-Coastal spits Sheet 5.2- Coastal landforms |
Characteristics of destructive
and constructive waves. Processes of coastal erosion. Recognition of landforms of coastal erosion and formation of cliffs, wave-cut platforms, caves, arches and stacks. Photo interpretation. Video interpretation Longshore drift and the movement of material. The appearance and formation of spits. |
Human Response
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What are the causes, effects and human responses to cliff erosion? [Key Geog]p.32 Sheets 2.6a&b Case study - The Yorkshire Coast [GCSE Geog]
p. 70/3 Qu. 1-3 p. 71 Qu. 1-4 The Yorkshire Coastline What are the causes, effects and responses to coastal
flooding in Britain? What are the causes, effects and responses to coastal
flooding in Bangladesh? How is the Wessex coast managed? [Key Geog]p.40 |
Sheet 2.3 - Coastal protection schemes Sheet 5.5 - Mappleton |
The need for management and
the method used. Reasons why coastal defences are needed. Causes effects and responses to flooding in an LEDC and an MEDC. |
| Revision and Assessment | Glossary of syllabus terms. Revision guide for the student |
Revision sheets Past exam questions as test |
Self - assessment sheets Glossary & Key words Past exam question practice. |