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Holderness: what happens when the land falls into the sea?

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Look at the photograph of a Holderness cliff. Why are cliffs like this so easily eroded?

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KS3 Coasts, lesson 9. A case study of the Holderness coast: why it erodes so fast, how to calculate and use an erosion rate, and the social, economic and environmental impacts on people.

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Lesson outline

  1. Hook — How Long Does This Have?
  2. Do Now — Retrieval
  3. Keywords for This Lesson
  4. Teach — Where Is Holderness?
  5. Teach — Why Does Holderness Erode So Fast?
  6. Hinge Check — Why So Fast?
  7. I Do — An Erosion Rate for Mappleton
  8. We Do — When Will the Sea Reach the Farm?
  9. Teach — Defending One Place Can Speed Up Erosion Elsewhere
  10. Task — Sort the Impacts: Social, Economic or Environmental
  11. Teach — First Ideas: Responding to Erosion
  12. Self-Check — Explaining Two Impacts
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