Environmental systems and societies course companion
Rutherford, Jill
Environmental systems and societies course companion created by Jill Rutherford - Oxford Oxford University Press 2009 - 376 pages. coloured illustrations
Includes index.
Chapter 1. Historical overview of the modern environment movement ; 2. Environmental perspectives ; 3. Ecosystems ; 4. Systems: a theoretical framework ; 5. Biodiversity ; 6. Conservation of biodiversity ; 7. The issue of global warming ; 8. Population dynamics ; 9. Resources - natural capital ; 10. Energy resources ; 11. Water resources ; 12. Soil resources ; 13. Food resources ; 14. Succession ; 15. Pollution management ; 16. Practical work and ideas ; 17. Writing your extended essay ; 18. Exam preparation and sample questions ; 19. Answers to examination-style questions ; 20. Directory ; Essay by Tejas Ewing
Developed with the IB for the 2008 syllabus, this comprehensive text builds critical thought and international-mindedness exactly in line with the IB syllabus at SL and HL. Written by an IB examiner, it is packed with current and controversial case studies to shape globally aware learners.· The most comprehensive and accurate match to IB specifications · Packed with exercises that enable self-assessment and drive analytical thought, building active inquiry · Activities develop lateral and creative thinking and build independent analysis · Includes in-depth assessment support and exam questions, directly from the IB to optimize assessment potential
· Provides a wealth of illustrations, diagrams, maps and charts to help explain difficult concepts
· Seamlessly linked to the learner profile, with support for the extended essay and CAS
· Truly aligned with the IB philosophy, challenging learners with fresh and topical TOK
· Case studies from around the globe to help students with international mindedness
· Links to websites and other sources with cross curricular material
9780198389149
Environmental sciences
Environmental systems and societies course companion created by Jill Rutherford - Oxford Oxford University Press 2009 - 376 pages. coloured illustrations
Includes index.
Chapter 1. Historical overview of the modern environment movement ; 2. Environmental perspectives ; 3. Ecosystems ; 4. Systems: a theoretical framework ; 5. Biodiversity ; 6. Conservation of biodiversity ; 7. The issue of global warming ; 8. Population dynamics ; 9. Resources - natural capital ; 10. Energy resources ; 11. Water resources ; 12. Soil resources ; 13. Food resources ; 14. Succession ; 15. Pollution management ; 16. Practical work and ideas ; 17. Writing your extended essay ; 18. Exam preparation and sample questions ; 19. Answers to examination-style questions ; 20. Directory ; Essay by Tejas Ewing
Developed with the IB for the 2008 syllabus, this comprehensive text builds critical thought and international-mindedness exactly in line with the IB syllabus at SL and HL. Written by an IB examiner, it is packed with current and controversial case studies to shape globally aware learners.· The most comprehensive and accurate match to IB specifications · Packed with exercises that enable self-assessment and drive analytical thought, building active inquiry · Activities develop lateral and creative thinking and build independent analysis · Includes in-depth assessment support and exam questions, directly from the IB to optimize assessment potential
· Provides a wealth of illustrations, diagrams, maps and charts to help explain difficult concepts
· Seamlessly linked to the learner profile, with support for the extended essay and CAS
· Truly aligned with the IB philosophy, challenging learners with fresh and topical TOK
· Case studies from around the globe to help students with international mindedness
· Links to websites and other sources with cross curricular material
9780198389149
Environmental sciences