Showing posts with label Mindmaps. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Mindmaps. Show all posts

Friday, 16 January 2009

Global warming

I found this mindmap about global warming on Flickr. Click on the image to see a bigger version or go to Flickr here to download it in various sizes. There is another mindmap below just about solving global warming. Both very useful!

Solving global warming

I found this mindmap on Flickr all about solving global warming. Click on the image to get a full size version or go to Flickr here where you can download the mindmap in various sizes.

Monday, 18 February 2008

Revision notes and past questions



Well, not unless its this one or one I've posted a link to!!

If the powerpoints on the blog aren't working ignore the message saying the powerpoint has been removed or made private (slideshare is lying!!) Use the links given to view them directly on slideshare!

St Dunstan's in Somerset do the same course as us.

Click here for mindmaps of eack topic (click on the topics to view the notes) and here for past questions on each topic. Again, you'll need to click on the topic name to access the questions.

Thanks to the Head of the Geography Department at St Dinstan's for sharing these.

You can download the AQA C Geography syllabus from here . You want the subject content (page 18 onwards).

and past papers (and markschemes to self mark) are available from here.

To get your brain in gear why not try Mr Mothersole's quiz specifically for our syllabus - click here to access it at Wycombe High School site (thanks for letting us use this!)

Friday, 15 February 2008

How do you use mindmaps to revise?

Want to know more about mindmaps and how they can help you? Go to this page and watch the two videos.

Click here for step by step instructions on producing a mindmap.

Sunday, 2 December 2007

Do you like mindmaps?

The mindmaps below are for the three areas we have covered (well, actually we haven't covered 'Managing change in the human environment' yet so you don't need it for your Mocks, but you will need it for the June exam!)

You can download these by using the icons at the top of each page. Please note - they don't contain every tiny bit of information you need (but they are a very good start!).

I suggest you redraw these yourself. Use pictures / images. Use lots of colour.

You could actually have a separate mindmap for each of the 4 'threads' on each mindmap (and put details on e.g. case studies)

Managing the Physical Environment


Managing the Economic Environment


Managing the Human Environment