MYP Geography
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Resource Reliance
Supply and demand, renewable vs nonrenewable, resource management and sustainability.
Global Hazards
Circulation cells, tectonic boundaries, weather hazards, and disaster management.
Tourism
Types of tourism, SEEP impacts, management strategies, and case studies.
Distinctive Landscapes
River and coastal landforms, erosion, weathering, hydrographs, and engineering.
Fieldwork & Research
Methodology, sampling, data collection, presentation, and Spearman’s rank.
Changing Human Dynamics
DTM, population pyramids, migration, policies, and demographic case studies.
Sustainability & Conservation
Biomes, ecosystem threats, conservation strategies, and sustainable urban living.
Globalisation & Trade
KOF index, TNCs, free trade, linear vs circular economy, and global impacts.
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Context-based questions (one per topic), 120 minutes + 5 min reading time, IB grade 1-7.
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Resource Reliance
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Resources & Supply
Types of resources, supply and demand, and distribution.
LessonResource Management
Malthus vs Boserup, sustainability, and case studies.
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Resources Activity
Renewable, nonrenewable, supply/demand, and resource management.
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Global Hazards
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Weather Hazards
Atmospheric circulation, tropical storms, flooding, and drought.
LessonTectonic Hazards
Plate boundaries, earthquakes, volcanoes, and management.
LessonClimate Change
Evidence, natural and human causes, mitigation, and adaptation.
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Hazards Activity
Weather and tectonic hazards, climate change, causes, impacts, and management.
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Tourism
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Introduction to Tourism
Types, growth factors, Butler model, and SEEP impacts.
LessonManaging Tourism
Carrying capacity, ecotourism, overtourism, and strategies.
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Tourism Activity
Tourism types, impacts, management, and case studies.
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Distinctive Landscapes
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River Landscapes
Drainage basins, river processes, landforms, and hydrographs.
LessonCoastal Landscapes
Waves, coastal landforms, longshore drift, and management.
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Landscapes Activity
Erosion, weathering, river and coastal landforms, and engineering.
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Fieldwork & Research
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Planning Fieldwork
Aims, hypotheses, sampling methods, and data collection.
LessonData Analysis
Presentation, statistics, Spearman’s rank, and evaluation.
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Methods, sampling, data types, presentation, and analysis.
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Changing Human Dynamics
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Population & the DTM
Distribution, indicators, the Demographic Transition Model.
LessonPolicies & Migration
Pro/anti-natalist policies, push/pull factors, case studies.
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Population Activity
DTM, pyramids, policies, migration, and dependency ratios.
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Sustainability & Conservation
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Sustainability Basics
Definitions, ecosystem services, conservation vs preservation.
LessonBiomes & Threats
Tundra, rainforests, coral reefs, deserts, and sustainable cities.
LessonEcosystems
Small-scale UK ecosystems, food webs, nutrient cycling, and global biomes.
LessonTropical Rainforests
Characteristics, biodiversity, deforestation in Malaysia, and sustainable management.
LessonHot Deserts
Characteristics, adaptations, opportunities, challenges, and desertification.
LessonCold Environments
Polar, tundra, and alpine environments — opportunities and management.
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Conservation, ecosystems, biomes, threats, management, and sustainable design.
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Globalisation & Trade
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What is Globalisation?
Definitions, causes, the KOF index, and TNCs.
LessonTrade & Economy
Free trade, protectionism, fair trade, linear vs circular economy.
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Globalisation Activity
Globalisation, trade terms, TNCs, and economic models.
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MYP Geography
Key Terms & Concepts
Essential vocabulary for IB MYP Geography
Related Concepts
| Resources | Natural materials used by humans — renewable vs nonrenewable |
| Hazards | Natural events that pose risks to people and property |
| Tourism | Travel for recreation and its social, economic, environmental, and political impacts |
| Landscapes | Physical features of the Earth shaped by weathering, erosion, and deposition |
| Fieldwork | First-hand data collection through observation and measurement |
| Population | The study of human demographics, migration, and settlement patterns |
| Sustainability | Meeting present needs without compromising future generations |
| Globalisation | The increasing interconnection of the world through trade, culture, and communication |
Fieldwork Methods
| Random sampling | Every point has an equal chance of being selected |
| Systematic sampling | Samples taken at regular intervals (e.g. every 10m) |
| Stratified sampling | Population divided into groups, samples taken from each |
| Spearman's rank | Statistical test measuring correlation between two ranked variables |
| Mean | Sum of values divided by number of values |
| Median | Middle value when data is arranged in order |
| Mode | Most frequently occurring value |
| Range | Difference between highest and lowest values |
Command Words
| State | Give a brief, factual answer |
| Identify | Name or point out a specific feature |
| Describe | Give a detailed account of features or processes |
| Explain | Give reasons for why something happens |
| Compare | Identify similarities and differences |
| Analyse | Break down into parts and examine in detail |
| Evaluate | Make a judgement based on evidence |
| Discuss | Consider different perspectives and reach a conclusion |
| To what extent | Assess the degree to which something is true |
Key Models & Frameworks
| DTM | Demographic Transition Model — 5 stages of population change |
| Malthus | Population grows faster than food supply → crisis |
| Boserup | Necessity is the mother of invention — people adapt |
| KOF Index | Measures globalisation across economic, social, political dimensions |
| Butler Model | Tourist Area Life Cycle — 6 stages from exploration to rejuvenation/decline |
| SEEP | Social, Economic, Environmental, Political impacts framework |
| Linear economy | Take → Make → Dispose model |
| Circular economy | Reduce → Reuse → Recycle — minimising waste |
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