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WJEC GCSE Geology Theory Paper - external assessment 75% 1½hr - 100 marks An on-screen non-tiered written paper consisting of compulsory structured data and stimulus response questions, marked by WJEC. Controlled internal assessment 25% 50 marks Option 1 Directed investigation of a virtual location presented as 'field' notes and a written report. Marked by centre. Or Option 2 Directed investigation of an actual location presented as field notes and a written report. Marked by centre. “The Present is the key to the past” “While the end goal lies, kilometers, days, weeks, years away, it is today that counts. It is what you do today, right now, this moment, on this day that you will look back on with pride, from which you will derive immediate joy and in the end satisfaction, regardless of how it turns out.” Pete Vordenberg (US National Cross Country Skiing Coach)

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WJEC GCSE Geology

Theory Paper - external assessment 75% 1½hr - 100 marksAn on-screen non-tiered written paper consisting of compulsory

structured data and stimulus response questions, marked by WJEC.Controlled internal assessment 25% 50 marks

Option 1Directed investigation of a virtual location presented as 'field'

notes and a written report. Marked by centre.Or

Option 2Directed investigation of an actual location presented as field

notes and a written report. Marked by centre.

“The Present is the key to the past”

“While the end goal lies, kilometers, days, weeks, years away, it is today that counts. It is what you do today, right now, this moment, on this day that you will look back on with pride, from which you will derive immediate joy and in the end satisfaction, regardless of how it turns out.”

Pete Vordenberg (US National Cross Country Skiing Coach)

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WHY DID YOU DECIDE TO STUDY GEOLOGY?

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DO YOU BELIEVEIN YOURSELF?

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ARE YOU RESILIENT?

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ARE YOU INQUISITIVE

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Why is paper white?

What does the centre of the Earth look like?

Is the Earth’s atmosphere getting hotter?

How do we know?

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GCSE GEOLOGY EXAM RESULTS 2011

A* A B C D E F G U

2011 2 3 5 8 4 1 0 0 0

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GEOLOGY THEMESA JEWEL IN SPACE

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GOOD TIMING

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THE GEOLOGICAL MACHINE

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A DANGEROUS PLACE TO LIVE

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THINGS GEOLOGICAL

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THE MAGIC OF MINERALS

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DYNAMIC DEPOSITION

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MAGIC IN THE ROCKS

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MAGMA ON THE MOVE

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SQUASHED AND HEATED

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ROCKS UNDER STRESS

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LOOK AT WHAT’S AROUND YOU

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A JOURNEY IN TIME

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HOT AND COLD

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FIELDWORKTORBAY

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SOUTH DEVON

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FIELDWORK EQUIPMENTWHAT WE WILL PROVIDE

• Clipboard (though you could use your own if you have one)

• Safety helmet• Compass/clinometer• Bottle of dilute Hydrochloric Acid• Metre rule• Tape measure• Appropriate resource sheets

WHAT YOU NEED TO BRING• Normal pencils and coloured pencils• Pencil sharpener• Eraser• A clear plastic bag to cover the

clipboard in the event of rain• Camera if available (preferably digital)• Rucksack• Clothing to suit the weather• Suitable footwear - walking boots are

ideal, though trainers will often suffice• Packed lunch and a drink

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A CODE FOR GEOLOGICAL FIELDWORK