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Prior LearningPrerequisite: 15 credits in Level 2 Geography or English or at the discretion of the HOD Geography.
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In Genesis 1 we read about how God created the earth around us and how we are to manage the resources in this world for the benefit of everyone. In Geography, we study how people interact with this environment that God has provided for us
Geography gives students the skills and knowledge to better understand the world around them.To help students prepare for future challenges like climate change, over-population, resource depletion and achieving sustainable development, we study the following themes relating to people’s interaction with their environment. These include:
Students will have the opportunity to carry out field work during field trips to Mount Maunganui and Rotorua as part of their studies.
Geography gives students the skills and knowledge to be better prepared for life after school. Geography provides a strong literacy and numeracy focus that provides a solid foundation for success in your studies after school. This is an approved subject for University Entrance and provides UE literacy credits.
Term 1
Coastal Processes in the BOP
Geographic Issues (Human Trafficking)
Term 2
Geographic Topics at a Global Scale (Global Tourism)
Using Essential Geographic Skills
Term 3
Tourism Development (Rotorua)
Geographic Research in the field
Rotorua field trip (approx. cost $50 - $75); Skills workbook ($20).
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