The document provides a summer menu for IB Geography students to help them review and continue learning over the summer break. The menu includes listening to geography podcasts and reading newspapers for breakfast, making revision notes and working on extended essays for the main course, and watching documentaries or following social media accounts for dessert. It also recommends online courses from organizations like the Royal Geographical Society, FutureLearn, Open Yale Courses, and the UN on climate change for additional learning opportunities.

1. IB Summer
Menu

2. Breakfast
Listen to some podcasts
https://ibgeogpodcasts.
glideapp.io/
Regularly read newspapers and
add new relevant information to
your notes.

3. Main Course
Make / review your revision notes.
Remember to refer back to my ebsb
pages, Paul’s InThinking site, your IB
textbook & Kognity.
Work on your Geography
Extended Essay.
Read or listen to a book.
See my suggestions on the
next slide
Look out for & attend
Geographical webinars. When
you spot good webinars share
them on your class chat.
Complete an online course
linked to Geography. See my
suggestions on the following
slides.

4. How you can effectively review your notes

5. NB: Remember to try before you buy -
take a look on Amazon or order a free
sample on your Kindle.

6. Take an online course
This is a comprehensive catalogue of online lectures
facilitated by the Royal Geographical Society. Delivered
by academics from leading universities in the UK, you will
be spoilt for choice. Titles include: Feeding 9 billion,
Digital Technology in Africa, Mobile Middle Classes and
Air Quality for all?
Royal Geographical Society online lectures
Link
They collate loads of courses from top UK and European
universities. You can filter your course search by subject,
the amount of time you’d like to spend studying a week,
and the duration of your course. Most courses have a
set start date, but don’t worry, you can join and work
your way through it after it starts. Future Learn is
powered by cutting edge research in education,
favouring micro-learning principles and interactivity in
education.
Future Learn Link
Yale provide free and open access to a selection of
introductory courses taught by the university’s highly
esteemed scholars. Each course comes with high-
quality, downloadable lecture videos, as well as
suggested readings and problem sets.
Open Yale Courses Link
UN CC: eLearn is the official United Nations learning partnership
for all things related to climate change. They offer self-paced and
downloadable courses, meaning you can dip in and out of them as
and when you please. There’s an abundance of information on
climate change & you gain a certificate when you complete a
course.
UN CC: E-Learn Link

7. Dessert
Netflix and …. Learn some
Geography
Watch some documentaries on
YouTube
Follow some ‘useful’ social
media

8. Midnight snack LINK
LINK

9. The Basic Buffet - Where to find everything
1. Paul’s amazing InThinking website covers the
whole course
3. Kognity – Your online
textbook
4. Your IB
Geography
textbook
2. Charlotte’s ebsb pages
5. Plus
your
own
notes!