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| Miss Alice Unsworth |
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| Miss Anne Thorpe |
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The study of GCSE Environmental Science involves five key areas. The first being the study of air water and energy. The composition of air and it's role in protecting the environment where the Greenhouse Effect and water cycle are studied. The use of water, water availability and water supply,treatment and conservation. Renewable and non renewable types of energy are also studied including the uses, extraction and transport of fossils fuels. This topic area also deals with eco friendly impacts on the environment dealing with alternative forms of energy including wind energy, tidal energy etc. Nuclear power is discussed including nuclear fission and nuclear fusion as well as other renewable eco friendly energy resources and the conservation of energy
The second key area studied at GCSE are rocks and soils where the uses and extraction of rocks and minerals are studies and the formation and properties of soil including soil erosion and soil conservation. GCSE also includes organisms and environments including the two major life processes of photosynthesis and cell respiration. Energy flow, ecosystems, wildlife conversation and landscape conservation is also studied. The last major two areas studied for GCSE includes farming, fisheries and forrestries and also how society deals with waste and pollution including waste, recycling on larger scales and smaller scales i.e. how the household can recycle paper, plastics etc., water pollution and air pollution including ozone depletion.
AS-Level and A2-Level Environmental Science involves an extended detailed study of the topics at GCSE . AS-Level deals with the study of the atmosphere, soils and energy including the study of different levels of the atmosphere such as the Carbon Cycle and solar radiation, the greenhouse effect, ozone layer. It also deals with water and it's effect on the environment today such as water uses, water recycling and water treatment. Renewable energy and non renewable energy resources are defined and additionally alternative power types are discussed including wind power, solar power and biofuels. Furthermore the Earth and biosphere and lithosphere are studied as well as Geology topics including soil formation, soil types and properties, minerals rock types and rock cycles.
A2-Level deals with autotrophic nutrition and heterotrophic nutrition as well as respiration, ecosystems. The ecological aspect of environment is concentrated on at A2. These include speciality ecological topics such as habitats, biotic resources, crop plants, genetic engineering, agroecosystems, fishing, and farming. Conservational theory and topics realted to pollution and it's effect on the environment include deforestation, pollution, soil and waste disposal, waste conservation, air pollution, noise pollution and radiation.
Students who wish to extend their study beyond A-Level Environmental Science may wish to study some of the following disciplines at degree and post graduate level including Atmospheric sciences, Biodiversity, Ecology, Ecotourism, Environmental conservation, Environmental engineering, Environmental health, Pollution, Sustainable development and Water resources engineering
Many syllabi also require that the student to attend at least one field trip. This enables the student to get an hands on approach of the topics covered on the syllabus in school or college. Often several experiments are carried out and the student will write this up as a minni project. This is often assessed and will be used along with the final examination mark to determine the overall grade of the A-Level course.
Students who wish to extend their study beyond A-Level Environmental Science have several routes to choose from which they can go onto study at University. If a student wishes to embark on a career in Ecology they can take the route of working in conversation. This can be anything from working with conservation of animals to woodlands. Many students who wish to work in this field need to study Environmental Conservation at degree level and possibly Biodiversity at MSc levels. Another profession that a degree student studying Environmental Science may wish to undertake is Environmental Health.
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