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If you're an IB Geography SL/HL student in search of some extra help, you've come to the right place. Whether you're looking for IB Geography notes for a test on a single topic or cramming for the final IB Geography papers, this guide has all the information you need.
We created this IB Geography study guide using the best free and paid online materials for IB Geography and ordered the materials following the IB Geography SL/HL syllabus .
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2022 IB Exam Changes Due to COVID-19
Because of the ongoing COVID-19 (coronavirus) pandemic, the IB has decided to extend the adaptations which were put in place for 2021 to 2022. May 2022 IB assessments will have two routes, exam and non-exam, depending on which your school chooses. Currently the IB program plans to return to its usual assessment model in 2023. Stay up to date with the latest information on what this means for IB diplomas, course credit for IB classes, and more with our IB COVID-19 FAQ article .
How To Use This Article
If you want to study a specific topic, use the Command + F function on your keyboard to search this article for specific IB Geography resources. For example, if you hope to read about Population change, use Command + F to bring up the search function. Type in "Extreme Environments and it will bring up all of the study materials for that topic.
Unfortunately there aren’t many high quality free notes sites that reflect the curriculum changes made to IB Geography in 2019 . Because of that, we’ve compiled three types of resources to help you study:
- Notes and Activities: The comprehensive notes are generally 2–4 pages for each individual topic, and are useful if you want a summary or need a recap. Some resources also have video explanations. Some of the notes sites listed here include free notes, while others require a paid subscription. The subscription sites we listed here are sometimes used by schools, so before paying, ask your teacher to make sure you don’t already have a subscription for free through your class! On the other hand, the practice activities we linked to are totally free.
- Case studies: These case studies for each topic are there to help you better understand that topic using specific real world examples.
If you're looking for summary material to help you study for the IB Geography papers, check out the notes with supporting video for each topic. These notes are brief and great for a quick refresher.
How To Use This Guide Throughout the School Year
Use this guide throughout the school year as a review for in-class quizzes if you need more help learning the material. You need to be mastering the topics throughout the school year and not just waiting to cram before the IB Geography papers.
The activities we list are great for practice during the year. Just click on the main link and use the menu on the right of the page to navigate to the specific topic you want to practice.
The Best Study Practices for IB Geography
Make sure you're practicing related IB Geography past paper questions as you learn each new subject. You can find free IB Geography HL and IB Geography SL past papers here . Also, if you're having difficulty understanding your in-class lesson, you should be reviewing the corresponding chapter in a textbook or this study guide.
Common Study Mistakes IB Geography Students Make
For IB Geography, there are lots of topics to master, so you can't fall behind. Common mistakes students make are:
#1: Trying to avoid the material you didn't learn in class. If you didn't understand it in class, you need to find more help whether through this article or tutoring.
#2: Only studying a week or two before the IB Geography papers. You will not be able to master all of the topics below in only a week or two (after all, the course is spread out over 1 to 2 years). Make sure you are learning the topics as they're taught to you in class, but you can use this article for support in learning the following topics.
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Part #1: Geographic Themes—60 Hours for SL, 90 Hours for HL
The IB Geography syllabus gives you seven options for study. If you're on the SL track, you'll need to master two subjects; if you're on the HL track, you'll need to master three.
Part #1: Geographic Themes
Option a: freshwater.
- Comprehensive unit guide
- Unit notes with video references
- The 2010 Pakistan Floods
- The Three Gorges Project in China
- The Nile and the Mississippi
- USA/Mexico water conflict (scroll down to bottom of the page)
- Integrated Drainage Basin Management
Option B: Oceans and Coastal Margins
- Comprehensive unit notes
- 1997/1998 El Niño
- Typhoon Haiyan case study
- South China Sea conflict (scroll down to bottom of the page)
- Bimini development case study
- Oil spills case study
Option C: Extreme Environments
- Uranium mining in Niger
- Desertification in Morocco
- Dust Bowl case study
- Soil erosion and solutions
- The Aral Sea
- Acacia Project in Senegal (scroll down to the bottom of page)
Option D: Geophysical Hazards
- Comprehensive notes
- Montserrat volcano (scroll down to the bottom of page)
- Fracking causes earthquakes (scroll down to the bottom of page)
- Unit study flashcards
- The Chernobyl disaster case study
- Unit notes with video reference s
- The 2010 Haiti earthquake
- Anchorage, Alaska earthquake case study
- Impact of climate change on vulnerable countries
- Large scale action on climate change
Option E: Leisure, Tourism, and Sport
- Leisure in China
- Leisure in the United States
- The NBA league in North America
- London Olympics 2012
- Rio Olympics 2016
- Ecotourism in Kenya
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Option F: Food and Health
- Famine case study
- Global life expectancy
- Comprehensive list of case study topics
Option G: Urban Environments
- Habitat for Humanity in Manila
- Urban deindustrialization (scroll to the bottom of page)
- Infrastructure growth (scroll to the bottom of the page)
- Unit SlideShare notes
- Redlining the New Deal
- Phoenix, Arizona: The Least Sustainable City in the US
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Part #2: SL and HL Core: Geographic Perspectives (Global Change) —70 Hours SL/HL
Since this is core knowledge, both SL and HL students will be tested over the following material.
Topic A: Population Distribution—Changing Population
- Unit notes with video reference
- Internal migration in Mongolia
- Population distribution in China (scroll down to bottom of page)
- Forced migration in Syria (scroll down to bottom of page)
- Life expectancy in Japan
Topic B: Global Climate — Vulnerability and Resilience
- List of potential case study topics
- How climate change affects agriculture
- Geoengineering
Topic C: Global Resource Consumption and Security
- The rise of the global middle class
- Illegal flows
- Circular economy case study
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Part #3: Geographic Perspectives: Global Interactions—HL Only, 60 Hours
If you're HL, you'll also be tested over the following three topics.
Topic A: Power, Places, and Networks
- Global power players (bottom of page)
- The narcotics trade
- World's most isolated places
- Multi-governmental organizations (European Union case study)
Topic B: Human Development and Diversity
- Additional unit notes
- Cambodian indigenous minorities fight tide of development
- List of case studies with videos
- Anti-immigration movements
Topic C: Global Risks and Resilience
- Global supply chain risks
- Comprehensive list of case studies with video
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Part #4: Internal Assessment: SL and HL Fieldwork—20 Hours
In order to do well on the internal assessment, students have to meet the following criteria (which we've taken directly from the IB Geography syllabus):
#1: Students must demonstrate knowledge and understanding of specified content #2: They must demonstrate application and analysis of knowledge and understanding #3: Students must demonstrate synthesis and evaluation #4: Students have to select, use, and apply a variety of appropriate skills and techniques
With that in mind, here are two study guides for internal assessments:
- This guide walks you through each step of the Internal Assessment and provides guidance on how to structure your essay and what types of data you need to collect
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This page includes 25 model essays from across the IBDP Geography course, including all the optional themes and SL&HL Core components. The resources are presented as either complete essays or as an essay exercise. Further essay resources such as essay frameworks and introduction and lead sentence frameworks can be found in the teacher assessment maps for the different sections of the course.
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Urban Environments - Key words and phrases (use when searching databases)
land use, hierarchy of settlement, spontaneous/planned growth, urban economic activities - retail, commercial, industrial, land values, patterns of residential areas, poverty, deprivation, housing disparities, urbanization, centripetal population movements, gentrification, suburbanization, counter-urbanization, transportation, sanitation, water, waste disposal, telecommunications, urban microclimate - air / water pollution, depletion of green space, urban gardens, urban social deprivation, urban ecological footprint, smart city design
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Which sustainable urban initiatives will have the best long term chance of success?
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Key Question: Google Street View: An Invasion of Privacy?
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Google Street View: an invasion of privacy?
Key Question: Great Pacific Garbage Patch
What is the best solution to the great Pacific garbage patch?
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- Encyclopedia of Urban America: The Cities and Suburbs The term urban brings many images to mind—images of crime, poverty, homelessness, pollution, and overcrowding—and it speaks volumes about the prevalent attitudes Americans have toward cities. Editor: Neil L. Shumsky Edition: 1st Articles: 556
- Macro-Environments and People: Cities, Suburbs, and Metropolitan Areas Credo Reference from Handbook of Environmental Sociology
- Rising Seas Will Erase More Cities by 2050, New Research Shows NPR 2 Jan 2020
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IBDP Geography: IB Style Question Bank with solution: HL & SL Paper1
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- IBDP Geography HL & SL- IB Style Practice Questions with Answer-Topic Wise-Paper 1,2&3
HL and SL Paper 1
(Same Question Paper for SL and HL)
Important Instructions – SL
- SL weight 35%
- 45 minutes per option question
- Total 1 hour 30 minutes
- Each option has a structured question and one extended answer question from a choice of two.
- 20 (10 + 10) marks per option
- Answer the questions in two options.
- Total 40 marks
- The accompanying geography resource booklet is required for this examination paper.
Important Instructions – HL
- HL weight 35%
- 45 minutes per option question Total 2 hours 15 minutes
- 20 (10 + 10) marks per option
- Answer the questions in three options.
- Total 60 marks
Syllabus content—Part One: Geographic themes—seven options
(Two options are studied at SL, and three at HL)
(SL Paper 1 and HL Paper 1)
Option A: Freshwater
- How physical processes influence drainage basin systems and landforms
- How physical and human factors exacerbate and mitigate flood risk for different places
- The varying power of different actors in relation to water management issues
- Future possibilities for management intervention in drainage basins
Option B: Oceans and coastal margins
- How physical processes link Earth’s atmospheric and ocean systems
- How coastal places are shaped by their interactions with oceans
- The varying power of different stakeholders in relation to coastal margin management
- Future possibilities for managing the oceans as a global commons
Option C: Extreme environments
- Why some places are considered to be extreme environments.
- How physical processes create unique landscapes in extreme environments.
- The varying power of different stakeholders to extract economic value from extreme environments.
- Future possibilities for managing extreme environments and their communities
Option D: Geophysical hazards
- How geological processes give rise to geophysical events of differing type and magnitude
- How geophysical systems generate hazard risks for different places
- The varying power of geophysical hazards to affect people in different local contexts
- Future possibilities for lessening human vulnerability to geophysical hazards
Option E: Leisure, tourism and sport
- How human development processes give rise to leisure activities
- How physical and human factors shape places into sites of leisure
- The varying power of different countries to participate in global tourism and sport
- Future possibilities for management of, and participation in, tourism and sport at varying scales
Option F: Food and health
- Ways of measuring disparities in food and health between places
- How physical and human processes lead to changes in food production and consumption, and incidence and spread of disease
- The power of different stakeholders in relation to influence over diets and health
- Future possibilities for sustainable agriculture and improved health
Option G: Urban environments
- The characteristics and distribution of urban places, populations and economic activities
- How economic and demographic processes bring change over time to urban systems
- The varying power of different stakeholders in relation to the experience of, and management of, urban stresses
- Future possibilities for the sustainable management of urban system.
HLSL Paper 2
(single Question paper for both SL and HL)
Important Instructions – SL-Paper 2
- SL weight 40%Total 1 hour 15 minutes
- Three structured questions, based on each SL/HL core unit 30 marks
- Infographic or visual stimulus, with structured questions 10 marks
- One extended answer question from a choice of two 10 marks
- Total 50 marks
Important Instructions – HL-Paper 2
- HL weight 25%Total 1 hour 15 minutes
Syllabus content—Part two: SL and HL core
(Geographic perspectives—global change- SL & HL Paper 2)
Unit 1: Population distribution—changing population
- How population varies between places
- Processes of population change and their effect on people and places
- Population possibilities and power over the decision-making process
Unit 2: Global climate—vulnerability and resilience
- How natural and human processes affect the global energy balance
- The effects of global climate change on places, societies and environmental systems
- Possibilities for responding to climate change and power over the decision-making process
Unit 3: Global resource consumption and security
- How pressure on resources affects the future security of places
- Possibilities for managing resources sustainably and power over the decision-making process
Syllabus content—Part two: HL core extension
(HL Paper 3)
Unit 4: Power, places and networks
- How global power and influence varies spatially
- How different places become interconnected by global interactions
- How political, technological and physical processes influence global interactions
Unit 5: Human development and diversity
- Ways of supporting the processes of human development
- How global interactions bring cultural influences and changes to places
- The varying power of local places and actors to resist or accept change
Unit 6: Global risks and resilience
- How technological and globalizing processes create new geopolitical and economic risks for individuals and societies
- How global interactions create environmental risks for particular places and people
- New and emerging possibilities for managing global risks
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IBDP Geography Revision. IB Geography Examinations. There are two examination papers for SL students (Paper 1 & 2) and three for HL students (Paper 1, 2 & 3) Paper 1 - Themes. This exam is based on the optional themes that you have chosen to study. The first section of each optional question is worth 10 marks and contains a series of structured ...
Option G: Urban Environments Exemplar essay response for Paper 1 of SL and HL Geography. I got 9/10 for this essay. The detail and structure is really good. However, I lost marks in missing some further connections to sustainability from an environmental standpoint, and implications for future generations. Prompt: Evaluate one or more sustainable strategies to create resilient cities that ...
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Urban Land Use: Residential areas. Explain the location of residential areas in relation to wealth, ethnicity and family status (stage in life cycle). Examine patterns of urban poverty and deprivation (such as slums, squatter settlements, areas of low-cost housing and inner-city areas). Examine the causes and effects of the movement of socio ...
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Changing Urban Systems - IB DP GEOGRAPHY. 2. Changing Urban Systems. 3. Urban system growth including infrastructure improvements over time, such as transport, sanitation, water, waste disposal and telecommunications. 4. The causes of urban deindustrialization and its economic, social and demographic consequences.
For IB Geography, there are lots of topics to master, so you can't fall behind. Common mistakes students make are: #1: Trying to avoid the material you didn't learn in class. If you didn't understand it in class, you need to find more help whether through this article or tutoring. #2: Only studying a week or two before the IB Geography papers.
The Urban ecological footprint. Is a geographical measure of an urban population's demand on natural capital. The surface area that makes up a footprint is a sum of all land required to supply resources and absorb wastes, wherever that land may be on earth. Re-urbanisation. The development of activities to increase residential population ...
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New IB Geography 2017 onwards > > > > > > > > > IB Geography (Old Syllabus) ... Explain what the informal economy is and how it affects urban environments. Use the YouTube below. Exam style question: In a city you have studied, evaluate the urban stress. (10) Plan and write the above essay You may want to consider some or all of the following ...
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This page includes 25 model essays from across the IBDP Geography course, including all the optional themes and SL&HL Core components. The resources are presented as either complete essays or as an essay exercise. Further essay resources such as essay frameworks and introduction and lead sentence frameworks can be found in the teacher assessment maps for the different sections of the course.
The term urban brings many images to mind—images of crime, poverty, homelessness, pollution, and overcrowding—and it speaks volumes about the prevalent attitudes Americans have toward cities. Editor: Neil L. Shumsky. Edition: 1st. Articles: 556. Macro-Environments and People: Cities, Suburbs, and Metropolitan Areas.
Welcome to GeographyCaseStudy.Com - a site for International Baccalaureate (IB) Diploma Programme (DP) Geography teachers and students.. Use the 'Topics' menu at the top of every page to navigate to detailed explanations of IBDP Geography units such as Urban Environments, Global Climate Change, Leisure Tourism and Sport and more, with a full references list and questions at the bottom of ...
The accompanying geography resource booklet is required for this examination paper. Important Instructions - HL. HL weight 35%. 45 minutes per option question Total 2 hours 15 minutes. Each option has a structured question and one extended answer question from a choice of two. 20 (10 + 10) marks per option. Answer the questions in three options.
Light Rail Transit- Opened in Sept. 2015- Chinese support- Cost: US$ 275 million - Took 3 years- Length: 17 km and goes from industrial areas to the CBD- Second part is still to be built and will go from east to west. Addis Ababa- Infrastructure Improvements: Transport Impact. - Improved and cheaper transport system - Helped unemployed urban ...
In addition, three core elements—the extended essay, theory of knowledge and creativity, activity, service—are compulsory and central to the E philosophy of the programme. These IB DP subject briefs illustrate the following key course components. I. Course description and aims II. Curriculum model overview III. Assessment model IV. Sample ...
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