Geography CAPE Unit 1 A Caribbean Examinations Council Study Guide
Caribbean Examinations Council
Price: £23.99
ISBN:
978-1408518175
Publication date:
13/07/2012
Paperback:
144 pages
Dimensions:
265x195mm
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Description
Features
- Features of the guides include:
- Introduction, placing what is to be studied in context
- Objectives setting out the key points in each section and identifying the specific knowledge and skills to be acquired
- Examples clearly set out to illustrate a learning point and to guide students to an understanding of the concept being taught. These provide background to Activities
- Activities, providing opportunities to think as well as do
- Feedback. This is provided for each Activity and provides insights into what is required to complete any Activity successfully as well as providing suggested answers to support self-study students
- End test, after each section to ensure that the knowledge and skills identified in the objectives have been acquired. The End Test is accompanied by a feedback section, providing answers.
- Key points, summarising the concepts that need to be learned and special attention paid to
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Table of Contents
1: Population distribution and density
2: Population change - Natural
3: Population change - Migration
4: Population Structure
5: Population and Resources
6: Settlement Processes
7: Hydrological Processes
8: Fluvial Processes and Landforms
9: Coastal Processes and Landforms
10: Processes and Landforms in Limestone Regions
11: Natural Events, Hazards and Disasters - Flooding
12: Plate Tectonics
13: Floods, Earthquakes and Volcanoes as Hazards
14: Response to Hazards
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