Course: CAPE: Geography

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Select section INTRODUCTION MATERIALS

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INTRODUCTION MATERIALS

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- Select activity Announcements
  
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Select section TOPIC 1 - POPULATION & SETTLEMENT

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TOPIC 1 - POPULATION & SETTLEMENT
- Select activity 1.1 Explaining the factors that influence population distribution using case studies
  
  1.1 Explaining the factors that influence population distribution using case studies File
  
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- Select activity 1.2 Assessing the methods that depict population distribution
  
  1.2 Assessing the methods that depict population distribution File
  
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- Select activity Assessing the methods that depict population distribution
  
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- Select activity 1.3 Analyzing components of population change
  
  1.3 Analyzing components of population change File
  
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- Select activity 1.4 Analyzing the components of population structure
  
  1.4 Analyzing the components of population structure File
  
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- Select activity 1.5 Explaining the causes and consequences of population change
  
  1.5 Explaining the causes and consequences of population change File
  
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- Select activity 1.6 Assessing the method(s) of depicting population density
  
  1.6 Assessing the method(s) of depicting population density File
  
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- Select activity Assessing the method(s) of depicting population density
  
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- Select activity 1.7 Explaining the factors that influence population density
  
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- Select activity 1.8 Explaining the relationship between population density and resources
  
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- Select activity Explaining the relationship between population density and resources
  
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- Select activity Explaining the relationship between population density and resources (1)
  
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- Select activity 1.9 Analyzing the types, patterns and factors affecting the location of rural settlements
  
  1.9 Analyzing the types, patterns and factors affecting the location of rural settlements File
  
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- Select activity Analyzing the types, patterns and factors affecting the location of rural settlements
  
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- Select activity 1.10 Analyzing changes in rural settlements in more developed countries (MDCs)
  
  1.10 Analyzing changes in rural settlements in more developed countries (MDCs) File
  
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- Select activity Analyzing changes in rural settlements in more developed countries (MDCs)
  
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- Select activity 1.11 Applying urban models to the growth of the city and the development of functional zones
  
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- Select activity Applying urban models to the growth of the city and the development of functional zones
  
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- Select activity Applying urban models to the growth of the city and the development of functional zones (1)
  
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- Select activity 1.12 Explaining the processes and problems of urbanization in MDCs and LDCs and the solutions
  
  1.12 Explaining the processes and problems of urbanization in MDCs and LDCs and the solutions File
  
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- Select activity Explaining the processes and problems of urbanization in MDCs and LDCs and the solutions
  
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- Select activity Explaining the processes and problems of urbanization in MDCs and LDCs and the solutions (1)
  
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- Select activity 1.13 Using topographical maps to analyse population distribution and settlement patterns
  
  1.13 Using topographical maps to analyse population distribution and settlement patterns File
  
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- Select activity 1.14 Applying appropriate investigative and practical techniques
  
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- Select activity Applying appropriate investigative and practical techniques
  
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Select section TOPIC 2- Hydrological, Fluvial, Coastal and Limestone Environments

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TOPIC 2- Hydrological, Fluvial, Coastal and Limestone Environments
- Select activity 2.1 Explaining the main concepts, flows and processes associated with the hydrological cycle
  
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- Select activity Explaining the main concepts, flows and processes associated with the hydrological cycle
  
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- Select activity Explaining the main concepts, flows and processes associated with the hydrological cycle (1)
  
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- Select activity 2.2 Explaining hydrological, fluvial, coastal and limestone processes which influence the development of land forms
  
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- Select activity Coastal Processes and Related Landforms
  
  Coastal Processes and Related Landforms URL
  
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- Select activity Coral Reefs
  
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- Select activity Fluvial Process
  
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- Select activity Fluvial process (1)
  
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- Select activity 2.3 Analyzing the factors which affect the processes operating within drainage basins and waterways
  
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- Select activity Coastal Environments Intro
  
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- Select activity Coastal Processes
  
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- Select activity The Drainage Basin
  
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- Select activity 2.4 Explaining the effects of human and physical interactions within drainage basins and coastal environments
  
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- Select activity 2.5 Applying concepts and processes related to drainage basins, rivers, coastal and limestone environments
  
  2.5 Applying concepts and processes related to drainage basins, rivers, coastal and limestone environments File
  
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- Select activity Formation of Karst Landscapes
  
  Formation of Karst Landscapes URL
  
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- Select activity Karst Processes and Classification
  
  Karst Processes and Classification URL
  
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- Select activity Rivers
  
  Rivers URL
  
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- Select activity Hydrology Geomorphology
  
  Hydrology Geomorphology URL
  
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- Select activity 2.6 Analyzing the effects of sea level changes on rivers and coastal landforms
  
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- Select activity Sea Level Rise and its Impact
  
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- Select activity 2.7 Applying map reading skills, appropriate investigative and practical techniques to interpret topographical maps
  
  2.7 Applying map reading skills, appropriate investigative and practical techniques to interpret topographical maps File
  
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- Select activity Topographical Maps
  
  Topographical Maps URL
  
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Select section TOPIC 3- NATURAL EVENTS & HAZARDS

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TOPIC 3- NATURAL EVENTS & HAZARDS
- Select activity 3.1 Distinguishing among a natural event, a natural hazard and a disaster
  
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- Select activity Distinguishing Among Natural Event, Hazard and Disaster
  
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- Select activity 3.2 Describing the different types of hazards
  
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- Select activity Natural Hazards
  
  Natural Hazards URL
  
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- Select activity 3.3 Explaining the causes and consequences of flooding
  
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- Select activity 3.4 Explaining as natural events, the formation of plates and the processes involved in the movement of tectonic plates
  
  3.4 Explaining as natural events, the formation of plates and the processes involved in the movement of tectonic plates File
  
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- Select activity Plate Movement
  
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- Select activity 3.5 Describing the distribution and characteristics of landforms resulting from plate movement
  
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- Select activity Distribution and Characteristics of Landforms resulting from Plate Movements
  
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- Select activity 3.6 Describing the impacts of floods, volcanoes and earthquakes as a hazard
  
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- Select activity Flood as a hazard
  
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- Select activity Flood as a hazard (1)
  
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- Select activity Impacts of Volcanoes as a Hazard
  
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- Select activity Impact of Volcanoes and Earthquakes as Hazards
  
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- Select activity Impact of Volcanoes and Earthquakes as Hazards (1)
  
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- Select activity 3.7 Assessing the responses to hazards
  
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- Select activity 3.8 Using topographical maps to analyse vulnerability to hazards
  
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- Select activity Topographical maps to analyse hazards
  
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- Select activity 3.9 Applying appropriate investigative and practical techniques
  
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Select section TOPIC 4- STUDENT RESOURCES

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TOPIC 4- STUDENT RESOURCES
- Select activity Interpretation of synoptic charts
  
  Interpretation of synoptic charts URL
  
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- Select activity Descriptive Statistics
  
  Descriptive Statistics URL
  
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- Select activity Isopleths
  
  Isopleths URL
  
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- Select activity Trinidad and Tobago Guardian article: Diversification
  
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  Dr. Indera Sagewan
- Select activity   Please view the video below on climate...
  
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  Please view the video below on climate Graphs.
Select section TOPIC 5- TEACHER RESOURCES

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TOPIC 5- TEACHER RESOURCES
- Select activity Venezuelan refugees and migrants
  
  Venezuelan refugees and migrants URL
  
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- Select activity Understanding Maps: Contour Lines
  
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- Select activity Economic effects of Migration
  
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- Select activity Characteristics of Caribbean Economies
  
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- Select activity Overview: The World Bank in the Caribbean
  
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- Select activity Study on the state of agriculture in the Caribbean
  
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- Select activity Farming Change: Growing more food with a changing resource base
  
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- Select activity Adding value to agriculture in the Caribbean
  
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- Select activity Agricultural policies in the Caribbean
  
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- Select activity Caribbean Journal: Agriculture
  
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- Select activity Sustainable development rooted in agriculture
  
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- Select activity Caribbean Community Climate Change Centre
  
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Section outline

INTRODUCTION MATERIALS

TOPIC 1 - POPULATION & SETTLEMENT

TOPIC 2- Hydrological, Fluvial, Coastal and Limestone Environments

TOPIC 3- NATURAL EVENTS & HAZARDS

TOPIC 4- STUDENT RESOURCES

TOPIC 5- TEACHER RESOURCES