AQA Geography Specification, starting in 2008
Global Population Change
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Permalink Reply by Paula Brazier on -
Hi
Did everyone watch horizon last night on BBC 2 - FANTASTIC prog still on BBC I Player about how many people can live on the earth - covers just about 1/2 the course!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!11
Paula
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Permalink Reply by Neil Bishop on -
A great program, now all I have to do is work out how to permanently download from iplayer!
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Permalink Reply by Anne Logie on -
it's on You tube in 6 parts http://www.youtube.com/view_play_list?p=F6E41595AC2A1807
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Permalink Reply by Mark OLLIS on -
Tune bite [program] should do it and 'remove' any incryption but i player have recently upgraded to a new version.
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Permalink Reply by Mark OLLIS on
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Some notes; haven't quite finished but should make sense if you watched it - I set it for Hwk but the kids were left 'unmoved' Red Bull needed...
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Permalink Reply by Mark OLLIS on
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LEGO Population Pyramids
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Age LEGO Structure.ppt, 2 MB
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Permalink Reply by Ryan Gill on -
Have you used this Mark? I'm intrigued but not sure how this would work.
How's St Bees? I'm originally from Whitehaven so spent many a summer on St Bees beach. In fact some of my friends were at St Bees School.
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Permalink Reply by Mark OLLIS on
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Very simple really, kids got a card each with the name of a place each - Worthing, Dubai etc. and a big pile of Lego. They had to make the population pyramid and I sat at the front scanning them as they went. Once they had been scanned they could then make another place for the remainder to guess. Most were far too isoterical to record - European space agency, Magic Roundabout etc. the idea was then that you can play through the presentation and a different class guess what each place was, and why..
Do you still have family here? I have been at St Bees for ten yrs.
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