5W Geo Analysis Who? What? Where? When? Why? How? Challenge - Can you string your answers together to create a believable story?

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5W Geo Analysis Who? What? Where? When? Why? How? Challenge - Can you string your answers together to create a believable story?

Why was the Haiti earthquake (2010) so devastating? C - Describe the long- and short-term effects of the Haiti earthquake B - Explain the most important reasons why Haiti struggled to recover from the earthquake A*/A - Evaluate the human and physical challenges faced by Haiti to prepare for future earthquakes

Map Haiti

What physical processes were involved?

Video Sky News report on the Haiti earthquake 2010 Sky News report on the Haiti earthquake 2010 CBS News report on Haiti earthquake 2 years on CBS News report on Haiti earthquake 2 years on

Haiti Food Fact s

Case Study Grid Sheet Use the case study crib sheet to look for ‘Red Herrings’ (wrong or fake information) on your fact sheet Shade these in your darkest colour Categorise the remaining facts; Social, Economic and Environmental (use the cards on the wall for help) - highlight with colours/symbols Extension - Categorise (L)ong/(S)hort term impacts Geoskills - Remember to develop your Key (symbols/colours)

What would you do in the first 5 minutes of the exam? This?

Part 1Part 2

Planning - 10mins 3 developed points whereby you link together some factors from your case study sheet Use connectives (causing, meaning that, resulting in) Refer to evidence, facts and place- based information Answer both sections of the question

E.g. “Six months after the earthquake as much as 98% of the rubble remained unclear” demonstrates... causing... proving... leads to... meaning that...

The A* response includes...

Green Pen Aim - 3 Developed Points tick - correct point/answer tick tick - correct developed point/answer SLK - Specific Locational Knowledge SPaG - correctly spelled keyword

Why was the Haiti earthquake (2010) so devastating? C - Describe the long- and short-term effects of the Haiti earthquake B - Explain the most important reasons why Haiti struggled to recover from the earthquake A*/A - Evaluate the human and physical challenges faced by Haiti to prepare for future earthquakes