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Due first lesson back after half term.

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Research Hard Engineering and complete the following:

1 What is Hard Engineering

2 Name and explain 5 different methods of Hard Engineering

3 List 3 advantages and 3 disadvantages of you 5 methods of Hard Engineering.

4 Find an image for each method of Hard Engineering you have researched.

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Homework set: Fri 12th October

Create a table of the different methods of hard engineering you have learned about (Sea wall, rip raps, gabions, groynes, rock armour, tetrapods, underwater reefs, revetements)

The table needs 4 columns:

1: the name of the methods of engineering with an image you got from the internet

2: a description of the method of engineering

3: the pros (positives of this method of engineering)

4: the cons (negatives of this method of engineering) (does costand transport come into it?)

Due Friday 19th October
Hard engineering

Name | Description | Positives | Negatives

Homework set: Fri 5th October

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Go to the following link: (copy and paste if it does not automatically link)

Revise: complete pages 1,2,3

Video: watch and make notes (bring notes to the lesson)

Test: complete and write down your score and bring to the lesson.

http://www.bbc.co.uk/schools/gcsebitesize/geography/coasts/

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Global Warming & Climate Change Documentary

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Goldilocks and the Greenhouse: Science and Climate Change

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What makes Earth habitable? What exactly explains climate change? LiveScience.com explores the science of global warming and shows how conditions here on Earth came to be "just right."

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Eddsworld - Climate Change | tve Global Sustainability Film Awards 2022

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TVLINK EUROPE - Horizon 2020, cleaning up the Mediterranean

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Remember that the lesson numbers match the ones in your exercise books