Key Stage 3 Geography
Geography Pathways

Course Information:
Geography Pathways is a brand new book-per-year course that makes Geography
for 11-14-year-olds relevant, engaging and progressive. Each book addresses
the pedagogy of the revised Key Stage 3 curriculum and has been written
especially for Northern Ireland, to contextualise pupils’ knowledge
and understanding. The series will highlight the pupil-centred approach
of the revised curriculum by providing opportunities for developing pupils
as individuals and as contributors to society, the economy and the environment.
Key Features:
- A thematic approach to learning enables pupils
to develop ideas and skills using relevant, real-life contexts that
they can relate to
- Clear learning intentions for each chapter encourage
a personalised learning experience
- Get Active! tasks promote understanding
through progressive thinking and learning strategies, using the five
revised curriculum-defined skill categories for research: managing information,
decision-making, demonstrating creativity, and teamwork, in addition
to map work and enquiry skills
- Extension activities, including weblinks, to develop
a deeper understanding of concepts by providing further opportunities
for research
- A Geography in the News chapter and issue-based
enquiries provide opportunities for coursework and fieldwork, using
a range of methods for undertaking geographical investigation
The first book for Year 8 explores ‘My Place’, using local
examples to engage pupils’ interest in the themes of work, ecosystems,
farming, food, landscape and weather. The authors are experienced Geography
teachers and advisers.
Authors:
Stephen Roulston, Peter
Corr and Anne Fegan.
Contents:
- About this book
- Chapter 1: What is Geography?
- Chapter 2: Ecosystems & Humans
- Chapter 3: The Changing World of Work
- Chapter 4: Northern Ireland rocks!
- Chapter 5: Rain, rain, go to Spain
- Fieldwork: A Geographical Investigation - Investigating
the weather in your school
- Chapter 6: Farming Today
- Chapter 7: How much do we know about our food?
- What is GIS?
- Geography in the News: What’s it all about?
- Enquiry: What is special about the place I live?
- Issues in Geography: Do we want a Lignite quarry
and Power Station in Northern Ireland?
- Glossary
- Index
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Geography Pathways Year 8 Pupil’s Book 978
0 340 90010 9 April 07 £9.99
132pp