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Environmental Systems and Societies

Syllabus Check your This gives an overview of the entire subject, including topic breakdown, learning objectives, assessment methods, key terminology… Ensure you save a copy of this document to your laptop.

Topic Breakdown Mr Phillips TOPICS 1, 3 and some 7. Dr Millington TOPICS 2, 4, 5, 6, and some 7. Ensure you organise your notes appropriately so that each topic is clear.

Fieldwork and IA Dates 10-Jan-14Mangroves IA tripDeadline 17 Feb 18-Mar-14Biodiversity IA tripDeadline 7 Apr 21-May-14Stream Pollution IA tripDeadline 16 June

Today’s Lesson START TOPIC 1: SYSTEMS LO: Outline the concept and characteristics of systems. Syllabus Link: Resource: Key Terminology Glossary

Key Terminology Glossary Use text-book, online resources etc… (NOT dictionary.com!!!) to begin to define your key terms. Aim for the first 10: I don’t expect them all to be done. I have a task for you to do in 15 minutes that will test your understanding of one of the early key terms.

Imagine you have 6 cocktail sticks. Try to outline 4 complete triangles. Can it be done? Which of the key terms does this exemplify? Why?

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