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13 August 2026

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Engage your A Level Geography students with this fully resourced OCR lesson exploring how climate change has shaped and continues to modify dryland landscapes. This complete lesson covers pluvial and periglacial influences, relict landforms, and the future impacts of global warming on arid environments. It includes a detailed PowerPoint presentation, student worksheet, exam-style 16-mark question with model answers and mark scheme, and high-quality images to bring complex geomorphic processes to life. Designed for OCR A Level Geography (Paper 1 Physical Systems, Option C: Dryland Landscapes), it’s perfect for a final teaching lesson or exam preparation session. Clear structure, specification alignment, and ready-to-teach resources make this an ideal addition to any A Level geography scheme of work.

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