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Form 1 Geography

Form 1
Geo

By - Secondary Geography Tutor
1 students
166 Hours 40 Min
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Course Requirements

Active Participation: Engage in class discussions, ask questions, and contribute your ideas.
Mapwork: Practice map-reading skills, interpreting map symbols, and completing map activities.
Project Work: Participate in individual or group projects on chosen geographical topics.
Complete Assignments: Finish assigned homework exercises, worksheets, and project work on time and to the best of your ability.
Learning Resources: Utilize the Ministry of Secondary Education approved Form 1 Geography textbook, any additional materials provided by the teacher, and explore age-appropriate online resources with teacher guidance.

Course Description

Welcome to the exciting world of Form 1 Geography! Get ready to embark on a captivating journey to explore our planet Earth! This introductory course will introduce you to fundamental geographical concepts, ignite your curiosity about different places and cultures, and equip you with valuable map-reading skills. Through interactive lessons, engaging activities, and hands-on projects, you'll gain a foundational understanding of the world around you.

Course Outcomes

Develop geographical awareness: Foster a sense of curiosity and appreciation for the diverse landscapes, people, and cultures of our planet.
Introduce basic geographical concepts: Understand key concepts like location, direction, scale, distance, and time zones.
Master map-reading skills: Learn to interpret various types of maps (physical, political, thematic) and use them to locate places and understand geographical features.
Explore the Earth's physical features: Gain an understanding of landforms (mountains, plateaus, plains, etc.) and bodies of water (oceans, rivers, lakes, etc.).
Discover the world's climate zones: Learn about different climate zones (tropical, temperate, arid, polar) and their impact on vegetation and human life.
Introduce human geography: Understand basic concepts like population distribution, settlements (rural vs. urban), and cultural diversity.

Course Curriculum

9 chapters
16 lectures
0 quizzes
166 Hours 40 Min total length

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1 Earth in the solar system

5 Min

2 Shape, dimensions and locational references.

5 Min

1 Earth: a planet moving in space.

5 Min

2 The earth: A blue planet (The distribution of land masses

5 Min

3 Relief of the Earth

5 Min

1 Notion of the environment

5 Min

1 Atmospheric Circulation

5 Min

2 tmospheric Disturbances

5 Min

1 Climate Change and consequences in Cameroon

5 Min

2 Tectonic Movements- (Internal Structure of the earth

5 Min

1 Uneven distribution of World Population

5 Min

1 Nan in the Hot Desert Milieu Brief presentation of

5 Min

2 Man in the Mediterranean Zone Plan

5 Min

1 Towns in Africa

5 Min

2 Relationship s between towns and countrysides

5 Min

3 Rural Exodus in Cameroon

5 Min

Instructor

Secondary Geography Tutor

Our secondary geography tutor plays a crucial role in cultivating students' geographic literacy, spatial awareness, critical thinking skills, and global citizenship, preparing them to understand and address the complex challenges facing our interconnected world.

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