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This document outlines an assignment for a BTEC Applied Science course. Students are asked to complete three tasks analyzing how human and natural activity affect the earth and its environment. For task P6, students must describe the effects of resource use and chemicals. Task M6 requires explaining these effects to a local council. Finally, task D6 evaluates the overall impacts of human and natural activity through charts, graphs and photos in a report for the council leader. The assignment aims to understand factors influencing the earth's environment.
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- 1. Welling School BTEC First Certificate and Diploma in Applied Science Unit 3 Chemistry Applications Centre Number Student Name Date Issued Student Deadline Date Reference Number Date Submitted Assignment Tutor Assignment 3.6 P6 Describe how human and natural activity affect the earth and its environment M6 Explain how human and natural activity affect the earth and its environment D6 Evaluate the effects of human and natural activity on the earth and its environment EDEXCEL LEVEL 2 BTEC FIRST CERTIFICATE AND DIPLOMA IN APPLIED SCIENCE BT 16/10/09
- 2. Learning Outcomes Understand the importance of the factors involved in the earth and its environment. Scenario The local council has asked the environment agency which you work for to produce a report on how human and natural activity affect the earth and its environment. The findings from this report will be used by the council to plan strategies for protecting the local environment. Tasks P6 After carrying out research into the use of starting materials from the earth and its environment, you are to prepare a document describing how human and natural activity affects the earth and its environment. You should include both sustainable and non-sustainable resources. The report should also describe the effects of using chemical substances. M6 Using evidence gained from the document you have produced and information from local sources you need to produce a report for the council which explains the affect that human and natural activity has on the earth and its environment. D6 Using all the information you have gained, produce a document for the leader of the council which evaluates the effects of human and natural activity on the earth and its environment. This document should include charts and graphs and if possible, photographic evidence. EDEXCEL LEVEL 2 BTEC FIRST CERTIFICATE AND DIPLOMA IN APPLIED SCIENCE BT 16/10/09
- 3. Assessor Comments: Resubmission Date: Pupil Comments: Assessors Signature Internal Verification Internal Verifiers Date Signature EDEXCEL LEVEL 2 BTEC FIRST CERTIFICATE AND DIPLOMA IN APPLIED SCIENCE BT 16/10/09