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GCSE Geography Independent Study Water on the Land Water Management Name Target Grade Grade Assignment Create a one side A4 report on the issues surrounding water supply and management in the UK. Why is there an increasing demand for water in the UK? Can you locate the areas of deficit and areas of surplus within the UK and explain the need for transfer? Include a case study of a dam/reservoir (Kielder Water, Northumbria, UK) and outline the economic, social and environmental impacts of its construction. Grades & success criteria Achieved? Grade D Case study named, but not fully located. Does not fully explain why water demand is increasing. Areas of surplus/deficit not fully located. Key words may be used but not in correct context. Little reference to the impacts of Kielder Water. Sentences may lack structure. Poor QWC. Grade C Case study named, and located simply. Reasons for increasing water demand briefly outlined. Key words may be used, often in the correct context. Locates the areas of surplus and deficit in the UK, and outlines the need for transfer. Some evidence of the effects of Kielder Water. Sentences ordered. Better QWC. Grade B Case study named, and located. Reasons for increasing water demand outlined. Key words used in the correct context. Locates areas of surplus and deficit in the UK, and explains the need for transfer. Outlines the effects of Kielder Water. Sentences ordered, clear structure. Good QWC. Grade A Case study named, and located. Reasons for increasing water demand explained in depth. Key words used in the correct context and throughout. Locates areas of surplus and deficit in the UK, and explains the need for transfer. Outlines the effects of Kielder Water in depth. Sentences ordered, clear structure. Excellent QWC. Grade A* Case study named, and located. Reasons for increasing water demand explained in depth. Key words used in the correct context and throughout. Locates areas of surplus and deficit in the UK, and explains the need for transfer. Maps and diagrams included. Explains the social, economic and environmental effects of Kielder Water in depth. Sentences ordered, clear structure. Excellent QWC.Sentences ordered, clear structure. Outstanding QWC. Reflection How much effort did you put in? What will you do next time? Effort 1 2 3 4 5

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Page 1: WordPress.com€¦  · Web viewReasons for increasing water demand outlined. Key words used in the correct context. Locates areas of surplus and deficit in the UK, and explains the

GCSEGeography Independent Study

Water on the Land Water ManagementName

Target Grade

Grade

AssignmentCreate a one side A4 report on the issues surrounding water supply and management in the UK. Why is there an increasing demand for water in the UK? Can you locate the areas of deficit and areas of surplus within the UK and explain the need for transfer? Include a case study of a dam/reservoir (Kielder Water, Northumbria, UK) and outline the economic, social and environmental impacts of its construction.

Grades & success criteria Achieved?Grade D Case study named, but not fully located. Does not fully explain why water demand is increasing. Areas of surplus/deficit not fully located. Key words may be used but not in correct context. Little reference to the impacts of Kielder Water. Sentences may lack structure. Poor QWC.Grade C Case study named, and located simply. Reasons for increasing water demand briefly outlined. Key words may be used, often in the correct context. Locates the areas of surplus and deficit in the UK, and outlines the need for transfer. Some evidence of the effects of Kielder Water. Sentences ordered. Better QWC.Grade B Case study named, and located. Reasons for increasing water demand outlined. Key words used in the correct context. Locates areas of surplus and deficit in the UK, and explains the need for transfer. Outlines the effects of Kielder Water. Sentences ordered, clear structure. Good QWC.Grade A Case study named, and located. Reasons for increasing water demand explained in depth. Key words used in the correct context and throughout. Locates areas of surplus and deficit in the UK, and explains the need for transfer. Outlines the effects of Kielder Water in depth. Sentences ordered, clear structure. Excellent QWC.Grade A* Case study named, and located. Reasons for increasing water demand explained in depth. Key words used in the correct context and throughout. Locates areas of surplus and deficit in the UK, and explains the need for transfer. Maps and diagrams included. Explains the social, economic and environmental effects of Kielder Water in depth. Sentences ordered, clear structure. Excellent QWC.Sentences ordered, clear structure. Outstanding QWC.

Reflection How much effort did you put in? What will you do next time?

Effort

Target

1 2 3 4 5


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