8. what where why who Survived? Helped with the rescue? causes Lessons can be learnt? ( prevent impact) Cost size speed Warning Is Montroc? Did the avalanche Break? Were people not moved? How Was the environment affected? Were people affected? Were people rescued? Was this area hit? effects Facts Eye-witness quotes
11. ASSESSMENT GRID Present conclusions that are consistent with the evidence Present well argued summaries Present findings in a coherent way. . Present plausible communications Use appropriate geographical terms. Communication Analysis and Conclusions As Level 6. Use maps and diagrams accurately. These will be of good quality. Make use of well labelled diagrams, photographs and maps, refer to them in your text. Add captions *Use diagrams, maps, photographs Include diagrams, photographs Enquiry * Recognise the causes and consequences of environmental issues *Describe the different methods that can be used to reduce the impact of avalanches and begin to compare these methods. *Recognise that there are conflicting demands on an area *Offer explanations for ways in which human activities affect the environment. * Recognise that people attempt to reduce the impact of avalanches *Understand how people damage the environment. Why skiing or deforestation can be bad for the environment. The Environm ent *Describe the interactions between human activity and the physical processes that produce avalanches. Examine the types of avalanches and the movement of snow *Describe and explain in detail what an avalanche is and what causes them to occur. *Recognise the impact that these processes have on the environment. (Include human processes) *Describe and begin to explain what an avalanche is and causes them to occur. *Be able to describe briefly what an avalanche is. *Understand the damage that avalanches can do to the environment. Geographical Processes LEVEL 7 LEVEL 6 LEVEL 5 LEVEL 4