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Oakfield Geography Department Geography Oracy Challenge

Geography Oracy Challenge Oracy: The ability to express yourself fluently, succinctly and clearly on a given subject Part of your exam this year will involve a spoken assessment piece

The Process Choose 1 from the list of 5 subjects Prepare a short 2 minute spoken piece on that subject Be prepared to answer questions on that subject It will be more of a conversation rather than a presentation You could essentially start your exam already having gained 15 marks!!

Subjects: All worth 15 marks Tectonics: To what extent are the secondary impacts of a tectonic event worse that the primary ones? Climate Change: Outline the impact that climate change/global warming is having on the Earth and what possible solutions there could be to slow these impacts Coasts: Why is it important to protect our coastline from the effects of erosion? Glaciers: Why are glaciers the canaries of global warming? Weather: Evaluate which natural disaster would cause more long terms impacts, a hurricane or tornado.

Next Steps Prepare what you want to say Include relevant locations and examples that help your point Predict a selection of questions that you may be asked Point Evidence Explain Link