GCSE Geography · Year 11 · twelve A4 sheets
Year 11 Geography
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The Year 11 terms: cities, growth and urban form; the second fieldwork enquiry in the city that grew fastest; food, water and energy under pressure; uneven development and the shape of the world economy; the United Kingdom in depth with the subject joined up; and revision by diagnosis.
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Year 11 is human geography, and the year the exam arrives. Two A4 pages per unit, divided the way Year 10 divides them. Page one carries the unit, its vocabulary, its facts and one diagram built to be remembered. Page two is the exam, where the command word, the moves in order and one worked answer marked sit together.
What changes is the last two units, because the scheme’s own Year 11 changes there. 3A has no new content. It is the whole course joined up: one chain of four steps running from relief to who gets protected, crossing from physical to human once, with a mechanism on every arrow. The misconception it exists to kill is the belief that naming three topics is synoptic. 3B is revision by diagnosis. The question is not “what shall we revise?” but “what does the evidence say this class cannot yet do?” Its sheet carries the command words, the assessment objectives and the four ways to code a lost mark, and its marked panel diagnoses a lost mark rather than modelling a good answer: a student who knows the content scores 4 out of 9, and the sheet says why.
Board-neutral throughout. The content traces to the Department for Education’s own GCSE subject content, which every awarding body has to cover however it orders or labels it. Boards genuinely differ on the command words they print, the tariffs they set, and which of food, water or energy is studied in depth. The sheets say so rather than picking one and hoping.
- Written to
- Empower Educators Year 11 Geography scheme of work
- Intended for
- geography teachers and heads of department. Printed one per pupil
- Extent
- 12 pages · 6 sections
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