Welcome to IB Geography
This blog site is aimed at supporting those students who are studying IB Geography at St Andrew's College.
The blog is a collection of articles and websites that can be used for extra reading and research for essay work, fieldwork and extended essays.
While it is intended for the IB students this site can be used by any one studying geography.
ROBM
The blog is a collection of articles and websites that can be used for extra reading and research for essay work, fieldwork and extended essays.
While it is intended for the IB students this site can be used by any one studying geography.
ROBM
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1 comment:
I think that the quota for women is sexist towards men. If people want to be elected to any parliament, then there should be a level playing field. Quotas make for a very uneven field of play.....
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