[Mandamange]

I am doing extended project this year but I have decided I am dropping the subject my original idea was based on. I want to change the basis of it so I want to choose a subject that relates to my A2 classes which are French, Spanish and Geography. They don't all have to be used but I wanted some ideas who have done this type of thing before. Thanks

[rac1]

(Original post by Mandamange)
I am doing extended project this year but I have decided I am dropping the subject my original idea was based on. I want to change the basis of it so I want to choose a subject that relates to my A2 classes which are French, Spanish and Geography. They don't all have to be used but I wanted some ideas who have done this type of thing before. Thanks

do tell me when you get some advice

[stevop21]

To what extent do the human geographies of the Spanish autonomous regions differ?

You could examine the culture and perhaps try to link it with the differnet economic activities.


"Spanish speaking Latin-America will always be steps behind Spain when it comes to development" To what extent do you agree with this statment.

With this you could maybe go down the route of slightly different language means that people believe Castellano is the "correct" Spanish and that people will look to Spain before s.america, impeding development. This could be linked in with humam geography, talking about coffee farming in Colombia whilst Spain is nearly all service-orientated. Link back to colonialism with Christopher Colombus

If you wanted something a little more language related perhaps you could compare and contrast a Spanish and French director or author

Good luck

[Mandamange]

(Original post by stevop21)
To what extent do the human geographies of the Spanish autonomous regions differ?

You could examine the culture and perhaps try to link it with the differnet economic activities.


"Spanish speaking Latin-America will always be steps behind Spain when it comes to development" To what extent do you agree with this statment.

With this you could maybe go down the route of slightly different language means that people believe Castellano is the "correct" Spanish and that people will look to Spain before s.america, impeding development. This could be linked in with humam geography, talking about coffee farming in Colombia whilst Spain is nearly all service-orientated. Link back to colonialism with Christopher Colombus

If you wanted something a little more language related perhaps you could compare and contrast a Spanish and French director or author

Good luck

Thanks for your ideas

[TheatreLovely]

For my EPQ I focused on French and did it about how the Enlightenment influenced the French Revolution. Maybe if you were interested in philosophy or literature you could do something similar?