Year 10 Geography Ark Globe Academy Remote Learning Pack Spring Term February 2020 Pack 3

Remote Learning Lessons

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Lesson 1 – What are concordant and discordant coastlines?

Do Now: Look at the images, and make notes on the differences you SEE between these two coastlines (Hint: what about the shape? Erosion? Population?)

Coastline 2 I see: Coastline 1 I see:

Exposition: Read and take notes

The type of rock found at a coastline is called it’s GEOLOGY. On some coastlines, there is only one rock type. (Coastline 1 below). On other coastlines there are two types of rock (Hard and soft rocks – Coastline 2 below).

Quick Task: Add in the Do Now box above, which type of rock you think is in Coastline 1.

SEA SEA

Read and take notes:

The alignment of the rock in relation to the coast, gives what we call concordant and discordant coastlines.

This coastline has one This coastline has two type of rock types of rock (limestone (limestone) which is and clay) which are at parallel to the sea. right angles to the sea.

This is called a This is called a

CONCORDANT DISCORDANT

COASTLINE COASTLINE

Task:

1. Is Coastline A below concordant or discordant? …………………………………………..

2. Is Coastline B below concordant or discordant? …………………………………………..

A B

Task: Written Answer: Using the figure, describe what concordant and discordant coastlines are (4 marks)

Using the figure, describe the difference between concordant and discordant coastlines (4 marks)

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.………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………….. Stretch: Why do you think different coastal shapes (headlands and bays) are created on the discordant coastline?

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Lesson 2:Online Lesson: Revision and Formative Assessment (See schedule above)

Lesson 3: Online Lesson: How do headlands and Bays form? (See schedule above)

Lesson 4 How do wave-cut platforms form?

Do Now: Image analysis Take notes on what you SEE in this image

Notes:

The large area of land above is flat and rocky and looks like a stage or platform. It is called a wave-cut platform.

Read the information below which explains how this platform is created. Take notes

Watch this video link to help you understand this process:

https://timeforgeography.co.uk/video s_list/coasts/formation-of-a-wave-cut- platform/

Exam Practice:

Explain how a wave-cut platform is created along a coastline (4 marks)

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Stretch: Why do wave-cut platforms occur on coastlines with a hard geology (rock type) and not on a soft rock coastline?

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.………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………….. . Plenary Task: Which of these images shows a wave-cut platform? …………………..

A B

Lesson 5: Online Lesson – What features are formed on a headland?

Lesson 6: Online Lesson – Workpack 3 Revision