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7 November 2026

Help students explain population change and use evidence to compare its effects on places and people.

The seven modules connect population growth, the demographic transition model, pyramids and dependency ratios with migration. Detailed examples use Japan to examine ageing and Mexico to USA migration to explore causes, impacts and management.

Modules Included

  • Population Change
  • Demographic Transition Model
  • Population Structure
  • Youthful and Ageing Populations
  • Population of Japan
  • International Migration
  • Mexico to USA Migration

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Teaching Pathways And Resources
Choose the Focused pathway for the two core lessons in a module, or Complete for those lessons plus More skills and Go deeper sections. Each pathway has its own PowerPoint and matching Word workbook in colour, black and white, and a version for typed answers. Content-only and workbook-only custom shows let teachers run the teaching content or workbook tasks and feedback separately.

Each module includes Essentials Notes, exam practice with a mark scheme and mini assessment, a collaborative activity pack, Blooket import files and a START HERE guide.

Linked Explainer Films
START HERE and the teaching decks link to the YouTube playlist for each module. Short explainer films are being added over the coming weeks.

Website Activities Included As A Bonus
Each module supplies a link, QR code and purchaser code for the matching interactive Geography Oasis activities. Keep the codes to sign in on another device.

Format And Curriculum
For Cambridge IGCSE Geography (0460), generally ages 14 to 16. Presentations are PowerPoint (.pptx); workbooks and teacher documents are Word (.docx). Text and task instructions are editable; photographs and some illustrations are inserted images. ONLINE workbooks are Word documents for typed answers. Resources are organised into separate module ZIPs.

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