Urban Geography and City Development: Key Concepts and Models

Economic Principles and Models

animal model evidence

Here’s a simple AICE US History essay rubric + paragraph guide you can follow step-by-step: AICE US History Essay Writing Rubric Overall Structure (What examiners look for) Clear argument (not just storytelling) Accurate facts (dates, events, people) Explanation (why things happened / why important) Link back to the question Balanced answer (if required) Introduction (1 paragraph) What to include: Brief context (1–2 sentences) Answer the question clearly (your argument) Mention main points you’ll discuss Formula: Context + Direct answer + 2–3 main points Body Paragraphs (2–4 paragraphs) Paragraph Structure (PEEL Method) P – Point Answer part of the question clearly Make a strong claim E – Evidence Give specific facts (dates, laws, events, people) E – Explain Explain WHY the evidence matters Show how it supports your argument L – Link Link back to the question Example Paragraph (Simple Model) Point: One major cause of tension was territorial expansion. Evidence: After the annexation of Texas in 1845 and the Mexican War, the USA gained large amounts of land. Explain: This created conflict because people disagreed on whether slavery should be allowed in these new territories. Link: Therefore, expansion increased sectional tensions between North and South. Conclusion (Final paragraph) What to include: Restate your argument Summarize main points Give a final judgement (most important factor, etc

Electron models

working memory model

Modalities: traction and STM

particle model of matter

(a,b) the roles of membranes within cells and at the surface of cells (b) the fluid mosaic model of membrane structure and the roles of its components

Las Modales Vocab

multistore model of memory (MSM)

Audience Models of the Media

Violence in the Media

Reception Analysis Model

Selective Filter Model

Uses and Gratification Model

Cultural Effects Model

Two-Step Flow Model

Hypodermic Syringe Model

Activity 15 models/charts/laminents