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Complete Geography for Cambridge IGCSE® & O Level
Complete Geography for Cambridge IGCSE® & O Level
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Complete support for IGCSE & O Level Geography from examiners
Author David Kelly and Author Muriel Fretwell
Suitable for: Students of Cambridge IGCSE, IGCSE 9-1 & O Level Geography (0460/0976/2217)
Price: £38.99
ISBN:
978-0-19-842495-6
Publication date:
19/04/2018
Paperback:
376 pages
Dimensions:
276x219mm
Availability: In stock.
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Description
Features
- Be confident of full syllabus support with a comprehensive mapping grid drawn directly from the latest syllabuses (0460/0976/2217) for examination from 2020
- Receive expert assessment guidance from examiner authors
- Engage students with fully updated, international case studies from migration in Europe to a tropical cyclone in Fiji
- Focus on practice through plenty of mapwork skills activities
- Support every learner with straightforward language and visual aides
- Support students' learning with interactive practice, exam-style questions and revision checklists on the accompanying support site
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Reviews
- Complete Geography is the only resource Ive found that is totally relevant to all aspects of the course and deals with all four papers individually. It uses an excellent range of international case studies relevant to international schools. The text is very readable, especially for EAL students. Each section provides good activities and questions for students for both class and homework. - David Davies, Head of Geography, The English School Fahaheel, Kuwait
Table of Contents
Syllabus matching grid
Introduction
1: Population
2: Settlement and urbanisation
3: Earthquakes and volcanoes
4: Rivers
5: Coasts
6: Weather
7: Climate and natural vegetation
8: Development
9: Food supply
10: Industry and tourism
11: Energy and water
12: Geographical skills
13: Coursework: Geographical investigations
Index
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