O Level Geography 2217 lectures
11 short lectures, one for each part of the syllabus, in the order it is taught. Each one teaches a topic on the board in a few minutes. The teaching part is free to watch; a free account opens the rest of every lecture: worked examples, practice questions and real past-paper questions answered.
Chapter 1 Physical geography
- Rivers: processes, landforms, opportunities and hazardsA river begins as a small stream in the hills and ends at the sea.4 min
- Coasts: processes and landformsWaves batter cliffs, carry sand along beaches, and build spits across bays.4 min
- Ecosystems: Antarctica, rainforests and hot desertsPenguins survive the Antarctic cold, while cacti survive desert heat.4 min
- Plate tectonics, earthquakes and volcanoesThe ground under our feet is moving, a few centimetres a year.4 min
- Weather, climate and climate changeWeather is what happens today: rain, sun, wind.4 min
Chapter 2 Human geography
- Population growth, change and densitySome countries' populations grow fast, while others are shrinking.4 min
- Settlement, services and urban growthMore than half the world's people now live in towns and cities.4 min
- Measuring development and changing employmentSome countries are rich, with long life expectancy and good schools; others are poorer.4 min
- Food production and energy supplyEvery country must produce or import food, and supply energy for homes and industry.4 min
- Water supply and environmental risksMillions of people still lack safe drinking water, and economic development can pollute air, water and land.4 min
Chapter 3 Geographical skills
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