Monday, 30 April 2007
Thursday, 26 April 2007
Year 12 - The Impact of an MNC (Bhopal Case Study)
Having investigated the positive and negative impacts of MNCs on developing countries, your task isto create a case study of the impact of an MNC in Bhopal, India.
As with similar case studies, I would like you to create a Powerpoint slideshow and then upload your finished case study to the 'year12blanchgeograhy' slideshare website.
www.bhopal.org will the main source of information for your case study.
Divide your case study into the following sections:
- How the disaster happened?
- The effects?
- Union Carbide's response?
Wednesday, 25 April 2007
Give Geography It's Place - BBC say 'Geographers'
For all you avid geographers out there, the 'Give Geography It's Place' team have been campaigning for organisations to recognise Geography as a subject in its own right, not just bundled in with science.
A breakthrough has been made! In the the BBC news report below, the reporter uses the word 'Geographers' rather than going for the common term 'Scientists'. Is this the beginning of greater things for Geography? Lets hope so!!
Posted by J Barlow at 01:35
Friday, 20 April 2007
Year 11 - Measuring Development
Copy of the powerpoint from the 'measuring development' lesson.
Posted by J Barlow at 04:22
Tuesday, 17 April 2007
Year 8 - Kashmir Earthquake (Homework)
Here is the information from the lesson to allow you to complete your diary entry.
Create a diary entry for this girl who was involved in the Kashmir earthquake.
What will her life be like?
What feelings will she have?
What has happened to her?
What does she need to do?
What will the future be like?
Sunday, 1 April 2007
Sorry for the lack of posts
Just a quick message to apologise for the lack of posts recently.
I have had my 'home' broadband cancelled as I try to switch providers. The 'lovely' Tiscali are testing my patience by not removing the 'tags' from my line. Therefore, I am left with no internet for over a month!
I hope to have the situation resolved soon (now OFCOM are involved!), so please return to the site soon as I will update a significant amount of information when I'm back online.
Posted by J Barlow at 06:53