http://app.visiblegeology.com/profile.html GREAT for GL4 mapping: go to models and then add topography. Enjoy playing Ax :)

Excellent Weblink - Blocks

http://reynolds.asu.edu/blocks/menulist.htm

All movies copyright by Stephen J. Reynolds, 2001. The list pages were created by Julia K. Johnson. Educational uses, including copying the movies to your own computer or server, are approved as long as the source is credited.

This is an excellent link for folds, faults, mapping, Intrusions, Unconformities and 3D images. Particularly good for A2 mapping :)

Good Luck AS Geologists. You are welcome to bob in tomorrow morning with any questions or to use the classroom for quiet revision.
A :)

If you bring an essay or exam question to me tomorrow morning I'll mark it for the end of the college day. Enjoy your revision. A :)

Geological Society - East Anglia's buried channels

Geological Society - East Anglia's buried channels Fantastic for A2 Quaternary :)Just click on the link.

Plate Tectonics

Good for AS but EXCELLENT for A2 - ideally watch the whole 50 mins but key section around 25 mins in.

Transform Faults

I hope you have all been revising hard over the weekend for your mock exams tomorrow. Keep practising past papers. Make a list of anything you want me to go over in class before you go on study leave on Friday. Angela :)

Fossils

Fossils

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River Processes

Rivers

Good for Geology. Great for Geography!

Rivers

Good for Key Terms

Sediment transport in rivers

Excellent for Geographers and Geologists

Well done to all my hardworking geologists :) Keep working hard and revising for the summer exams. Angela

Hints and Tips

Students sitting the exam tomorrow: the ppt on How to Compose a Cross Section (Mapping) is excellent as is the ppt on Mineral Identification (Mineralogy). Sleep well and DON'T WORRY!! You'll be brilliant!! :)

Web Links

http://palaeofalcone.tumblr.com/F792 - an excellent blog by a student Geologist called Sara. Lots of resources and posters for A level students.

http://earthlearningidea.blogspot.co.uk/ - another excellent blog by Geology lecturers aimed at A level students and teachers.

AquinasEarthScience @geoggeol - my own Twitter account for students: keep up to date with the latest news.

https://www.facebook.com/media/set/?set=a.101574043201185.3625.100000457685492&type=3&l=916e4ed327 - By Rebecca Gould - fab resources by an excellent Geology teacher.

http://coolgeography.co.uk/A-level/AQA/Year%2012/Rivers,%20Floods/Long%20profile/Hjulstrom.htm - AQA link for Geog BUT great for Geol too. http://www.geographical.co.uk/Home/index.html - Some really lovely articles and pics here.


http://reynolds.asu.edu/blocks/menulist.htm
This is an excellent link for folds, faults, mapping, Intrusions, Unconformities and 3D images


All movies copyright by Stephen J. Reynolds, 2001. The list pages were created by Julia K. Johnson. Educational uses, including copying the movies to your own computer or server, are approved as long as the source is credited.


http://app.visiblegeology.com/profile.html GREAT for GL4 mapping: go to models and then add topography. Enjoy playing Ax :)