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By Ndou Fhatani

​GRADE 10 GEOGRAPHY

LESSON TOPIC

CLIMATE CHANGE

LESSON STRUCTURE

1. INTRODUCTION TO GEOMORPHOLOGY

​INTRODUCTION TO GEOMORPHOLOGY

What is a geomorphology?

Geomorphology is the study of the Earth's physical features, landforms and landscapes.

Key aspects

1. Landforms is a natural features such as mountains, valleys, plateaus and hills.

2. Landscape Evolution is the study of how landforms change over time due to various geomorphic processes.

​IMPORTANCE OF GEOMORPHOLOGY

1. UNDERSTANDING NATURAL HAZARDS

Geomorphology help us to understand and predict natural hazards such as landslides, floods, and earthquakes.

2. MANAGING NATURAL RESOURCES

Geomorphology informs the management of natural resources such as water, soil, and minerals.

3. ENVIRONMENTAL PLANNING

Geomorphology provide a valuable insights for environmental planning and conservation.

​BRANCHES OF GEOMORPHOLOGY

1. STRUCTURAL GEOMORPHOLOGY

Studies the role of tectonic forces in shaping the Earth's surface.

2. CLIMATIC GEOMORPHOLOGY

Examines the impact of climate on landforms and landscapes.

3. FLUVIAL GEOMORPHOLOGY

Focuses on the study of rives and their role shaping the landscape.