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Oxford IB Diploma Programme: Geography Print and Enhanced Online Course Book Pack
Oxford IB Diploma Programme: Geography Print and Enhanced Online Course Book Pack
The only DP resources developed with the IB
Author Garrett Nagle and Author Briony Cooke
Suitable for: IB Geography students - SL and HL
Price: £67.99
+VAT
ISBN:
978-0-19-839605-5
Publication date:
04/05/2017
Pack:
664 pages
Other available formats:
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Description
Features
- Fully support the revised syllabus for first examination 2019, developed directly with the IB.
- Engage learners with topical case studies they can instantly relate to the world around them.
- Get the best from your EAL students with straightforward language and integrated definitions.
- Simplify complex ideas and develop conceptual awareness with a focused, concept-based approach.
- Build assessment potential, with assessment support that secures the essential exam foundations.
- Supporting Study Guide fully prepares learners to succeed in IB assessment.
- Covers all the core and optional themes for SL and HL.
- This pack includes one print Course Book and one online Course Book.
- The online Course Book will be available on Oxford Education Bookshelf until 2025. Access is facilitated via a unique code, which is sent in the mail. The code must be linked to an email address, creating a user account. Access may be transferred once to a new user, once the initial user no longer requires access. You will need to contact your local Educational Consultant to arrange this.
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Table of Contents
Option A: Freshwater – Drainage basins
1: Drainage basin hydrology and geomorphology
2: Flooding and flood mitigation
3: Water scarcity and water quality
4: Water management futures
Option B: Oceans and coastal margins
1: Ocean-atmosphere interactions
2: Interactions between oceans and the coastal places
3: Managing coastal margins
4: Ocean management futures
Option C: Extreme environments
1: The characteristics of extreme environments
2: Physical processes and landscapes
3: Managing extreme environments
4: Extreme environments' futures
Option D: Geophysical hazards
1: Geophysical systems
2: Geophysical hazard risks
3: Hazard risk and vulnerability
4: Future resilience and adaptation
Option E: Leisure, tourism and sport
1: Changing leisure patterns
2: Tourism and sport at the local and national scale
3: Tourism and sport at the international scale
4: Managing tourism and sport for the future
Option F: The geography of food and health
1: Measuring food and health
2: Food systems and the spread of disease
3: Stakeholders in food and health
4: Future health and food security sustainability
Option G: Urban environments
1: The variety of urban environments
2: Changing urban systems
3: Urban environmental and social stresses
4: Building sustainable urban systems for the future
Unit 1: Changing population
1: Population and economic development patterns
2: Changing populations and places
3: Challenges and opportunities
Unit 2: Global climate – vulnerability and resilience
1: The causes of global climate change
2: The consequences of global climate change
3: Responding to climate change
Unit 3: Global resource consumption and security
1: Global trends in consumption
2: Impacts of changing trends in resource consumption
3: Resource stewardship
Unit 4: Power, places and networks
1: Global interactions and global power
2: Global networks and flows
3: Human and physical influences on global interactions
Unit 5: Human development and diversity
1: Development opportunities
2: Changing identities and cultures
3: Local responses to global interactions
Unit 6: Global risks and resilience
1: Geopolitical and economic risks
2: Environmental risks
3: Local and global resilience
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