yea..we've done antarctica for as long as i can remember. our teacher's got a whole folder full of antarctica releated media articles, some dating back quite a while.Should be ok, all we did last year was KNP. Antartica sounds interesting though. Did you study one of them last year?
Go on the BoS (official) website and download the syllabus, it's got all the dot points, should make everything clearer. if your course isn't well structured, at least you'll know what you're meant to be learning and can make your own notes.starbaaa said:sorry, but... are we supposed to know what case studies were doing?? because i have not a clue. I dont know a THING about whats in the syllabus or anything. i think ive stumbled onto the fact that theres 3 (?) topics: something about economics (for which i am doing tourism), something about ecosystems, and something about urban places. Is this right?? are there more?? are there supposed to be case studies for each?? what about field work? i dont have a CLUE. please tell me the basics. (i do geography by correspondence, which would explain some of my ignorance)
the syllabus has different case studies in it. whoever your correspondance supervisor is should have told you what your case studies are. i did rainforsets and coral reefs. you MUST hjave case studies. this is most importantstarbaaa said:sorry, but... are we supposed to know what case studies were doing?? because i have not a clue. I dont know a THING about whats in the syllabus or anything. i think ive stumbled onto the fact that theres 3 (?) topics: something about economics (for which i am doing tourism), something about ecosystems, and something about urban places. Is this right?? are there more?? are there supposed to be case studies for each?? what about field work? i dont have a CLUE. please tell me the basics. (i do geography by correspondence, which would explain some of my ignorance)
you should follow the syllabus as close as you can. my chem teacher says that the syllabus should like your second bible. if you can, get your hands on the Macmillian Senior Geography book. its pretty good and it follows the course pretty closely in chronological order. and as always, have no fear, there's always bos ^^sorry, but... are we supposed to know what case studies were doing?? because i have not a clue. I dont know a THING about whats in the syllabus or anything. i think ive stumbled onto the fact that theres 3 (?) topics: something about economics (for which i am doing tourism), something about ecosystems, and something about urban places. Is this right?? are there more?? are there supposed to be case studies for each?? what about field work? i dont have a CLUE. please tell me the basics. (i do geography by correspondence, which would explain some of my ignorance)