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You could use one of these diagrams to explain the key terms you are going to use and how the Bradshaw model predicts changes you might find

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You can use these maps to help you create a Word version of your introduction

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If you want to access the higher levels you may want to explain how Geology affects the river

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This is the main Powerpoint guidance. Use this to help you know what to do.

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Ranging Poles

Metre Rule

Measuring tape

30 cm ruler

Clinometer

Cork

Stopwatch

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These images could be used to help you describe the way data was collected

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Click here to go the Padlet with Images and Resources to help your

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A simple version of the markscheme for the introduction

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Data Collection Methods Guidance PowerPoint

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PDF version of images

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Location: Sketch Map of Loughton Brook and River Roding

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Location: Sketch Map of Loughton Brook and River Roding

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You could copy and paste into location information

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Location: Image of Field Study Centre Map

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Location: Image of Field Study Centre Map

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Click to view or go to web

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Title Page

Introduction

Data Collection Methods

Data Presentation

Conclusion

Evaluation

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Find what you have to do to achieve the best grade

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Spec A Assessment Criteria Student Version

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Use the resources below to help you write the introduction. We advise that you do this as a Word Document. Save to the VLE so you can work in it in school.