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A new edition of geog.1 students' book, revised and updated to deliver both the Programme of Study for Geography at Key Stage 3 and new teaching and learning needs for greater preparation for GCSE. Contains direct, student-friendly language with illustrated step-by-step explanations. Published 2023-04-18

A new edition of geog.1 Student Book, revised and updated to deliver the new Programme of Study for Geography at Key Stage 3 (for teaching from 2014). Contains direct, student-friendly language with illustrated step-by-step explanations.

geog.123 is a three-book course for the National Curriculum at Key Stage 3. This 4th edition has been specially written to match the new Programme of Study. geog.123 combines a rigorous approach to content with a light touch, making it the most effective and engaging Key Stage 3 course available. geog.2 includes coverage of GIS, population, urbanisation, weather and climate, coasts, Asia, and Southwest China. Easy-to-use double-page spreads feature clearly-written objectives, student-friendly language, illustrated step-by-step explanations, up-to-date case studies and place-based examples, and high-quality photos, maps, and diagrams. Each Student Book has a glossary and full index. Answers to the 'Your turn' questions can be found in the geog.2 Teacher's Handbook. Supported by Kerboodle resources including lesson plans and presentations, animations, differentiated worksheets, online assessment materials, and an online Student Book; a Teacher's Handbook; a Workbook; and a Workbook Answer Book.

Fedra, scomparso durante un viaggio il marito Teseo, confessa il suo amore al figliastro Ippolito, ma questo indignato la rifiuta. Teseo torna sorprendentemente incolume e scaccia, maledicendolo, il figlio Ippolito, accusato di aver cercato di sedurre Fedra. La matrigna, per gelosia nei confronti di Ariccia, amata da Ippolito, non scagiona il figliastro. Quando Teseo scopre l'innocenza del figlio, prega Poseidone di non tener conto della maledizione da lui invocata, ma è troppo tardi: i cavalli di Ippolito, atterriti da un mostro marino, lo hanno travolto e ucciso. Fedra, sconvolta, confessa al marito la verità e si uccide.