A2 Geog Podcasts

This is the new storage area for the Human Geography podcasts for CCEA A2 level Geography (Paper 1) as compiled by T Manson. The second Unit deals with Ethnic Diversity and this is the introduction which deals with the different definitions of ethnic diversity and looks in particular at the primary and secondary factors. Enjoy copyright T Manson 2011tmanson@thinkgeography.org.uk

This is the new storage area for the Human Geography podcasts for CCEA A2 level Geography (Paper 1) as compiled by T Manson. This podcast discusses some of the tips and advice you might want to know in preparation for your exam. Enjoy copyright T Manson 2010 tmanson@thinkgeography.org.uk

This is the new storage area for the Human Geography podcasts for CCEA A2 level Geography (Paper 1) as compiled by T Manson. The first Unit deals with Population and this is the fourth of the four programmes which involves a look at the role that population fertility and migration policies can play on a country. In addition to studying China, we will also look at Canada and how migration policies have impacted the outlook of this country. Enjoy copyright T Manson 2010 tmanson@thinkgeography.org.uk

This is the new storage area for the Human Geography podcasts for CCEA A2 level Geography (Paper 1) as compiled by T Manson. The first Unit deals with Population and this is the third of the four programmes which involves a look at the actual impact that migration can have on both the area of origin and the area of destination. You need to look at 2 case studies here (Impact on origin: Blasket Islands in Ireland and Impact on Destination: a town in Germany) Enjoy copyright T Manson 2010 tmanson@thinkgeography.org.uk

This is the new storage area for the Human Geography podcasts for CCEA A2 level Geography (Paper 1) as compiled by T Manson. The first Unit deals with Population and this is the second of the four programmes which involves a discussion of some of the various processes involved in migration - from mobility, measures, streams and the composition of those streams. Enjoy copyright T Manson 2010 tmanson@thinkgeography.org.uk