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Global Hazards and Changing Climate
Explore how tectonic and atmospheric hazards develop, where they occur and why their impacts vary between places. Students examine plate margins, tropical storms, drought, vulnerability, climate evidence and the natural and human causes of climate change.
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Global Hazards and Changing Climate
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Explore how tectonic and atmospheric hazards develop, where they occur and why their impacts vary between places. Students examine plate margins, tropical storms, drought, vulnerability, climate evidence and the natural and human causes of climate change.
The lesson develops geographical knowledge, application, analysis and evaluation through OCR-style activities and real-world examples.
What you get
21 structured lesson slides
Clear explanations of global hazards and climate systems
Tectonic hazards and plate margins
Tropical storms, drought and atmospheric hazards
Evidence for past and present climate change
Natural and human causes of temperature change
Key vocabulary with definitions
A video slide on tropical-storm formation
Multiple-choice, true-or-false, matching and discussion activities
Answers and explanations for all activities
Mark allocations for every assessment activity
OCR-style assessment objectives:
AO1: Knowledge and understanding
AO2: Application and explanation
AO3: Analysis and evaluation
What you get
21 structured lesson slides
Clear explanations of global hazards and climate systems
Tectonic hazards and plate margins
Tropical storms, drought and atmospheric hazards
Evidence for past and present climate change
Natural and human causes of temperature change
Key vocabulary with definitions
A video slide on tropical-storm formation
Multiple-choice, true-or-false, matching and discussion activities
Answers and explanations for all activities
Mark allocations for every assessment activity
OCR-style assessment objectives:
AO1: Knowledge and understanding
AO2: Application and explanation
AO3: Analysis and evaluation
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