Coastal Processes and Landforms slides
35 slide sets by 24 users
This GoConqr page gathers over 30 slide sets on Coastal Processes and Landforms, from waves and erosion to coastal landforms and case studies. They offer secondary school students material to study these topics and teachers material to use when preparing lessons. Explore the slides and pick a topic to start.
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- Coastal Systems and Sediment Cells49
- Waves and Tides80
- Coastal Weathering and Mass Movement31
- Coastal Erosion220
- Coastal Transportation and Deposition26
- Coastal Erosional Landforms53
- Coastal Depositional Landforms53
- Sand Dunes and Coral Reefs12
- Sea Level Change and Coastal Flooding29
- Coastal Management164
- Holderness Coast Case Study50
- Coastal Case Studies26
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These community-made slides cover both coastal processes and the features they help form. Coastal Landforms introduces erosion features such as bays and headlands alongside depositional features such as beaches and spits. Other slide sets focus on waves, longshore drift and coastal case studies.
Choosing and using slides
Start with Coastal Landforms if you want an overview of features to recognize. For a closer look at waves, try Constructive and destructive waves. You can then use Longshore Drift to focus on another process, or explore Swanage Case Study for a named coastal location.
As you go through a slide set, pause and explain each idea in your own words before moving on. If you want to check what you remember, switch to a quiz on the unit page. A mind map can also help you organize connections between processes and landforms. Choose a slide set and begin with the topic you want to study.
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Which slide set is a good place to start?
Start with Coastal Landforms for an overview of features formed by erosion and deposition. It covers bays and headlands as well as beaches, dunes, spits and bars. If your focus is on waves instead, Constructive and destructive waves offers a more specific starting point.
What topics do these slides cover?
The slide sets cover waves, coastal processes, erosion and deposition, as well as features such as beaches and headlands. There are also resources on human activity and coastal flooding, plus case studies of places including Swanage. You can choose a broad topic or focus on a particular process.
Are these slides free to use?
Yes. Every slide set listed here is free to open and study without an account. The resources were made by GoConqr users. A free account also lets you save quiz scores and make your own quizzes, mind maps, flashcards and notes.
Who are these slides for?
The collection is mainly suited to secondary school students studying coastal processes, landforms and case studies. Teachers can also use the slides as material when preparing lessons. The topics range from individual processes, such as longshore drift, to broader collections of coastal features.