GCSE Fieldwork advice
Introduction
For teachers new to delivering GCSE Geography, organising fieldwork can be a daunting task. Effective fieldwork enquiries that address the examination requirements should not be complicated or difficult because candidates will have to remember the key features of these enquiries and use this information correctly under examination conditions.
In this series of articles, well-known fieldwork consultant Keith Bartlett provides a clear step-by-step approach to 'getting started' with GCSE fieldwork.
Keith considers each fieldwork strand in turn providing useful advice to help teachers maximise student potential.
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About the Author
Keith Bartlett
Senior Examiner/Consultant
Keith Bartlett is a senior examiner, presenter and trainer for GCSE geography. He was a senior teacher at a school on the Jurassic coast and has a PhD in the development of fieldwork skills.
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