One effective strategy for improving retention is note taking – not just because you’ll have a written record to refer to in the future, but also because the actual act of taking notes can help cement concepts in your mind. There is no single way of taking notes. Browse these resources to find what suits you.
Tips on how to organise the information you've read into a useful set of notes State Library of Victoria - Ergo
Once you've read this, watch the Cornell Method video. This is an excellent strategy.
Note-taking (University of Melbourne)
The links below will take you to some well-known and not so known landforms of Australia.
Australian Landmarks - 'Top 10 Australian Landforms'
https://australianlandmarks.com.au/lists/australian-landforms-top-10-list
Kid Cyber - Australian Landforms
https://www.kidcyber.com.au/australian-landforms
Australian Government - Geoscience Australia
http://www.ga.gov.au/scientific-topics/national-location-information/landforms
Click on the link below to go to a video on coastal landforms produced by the ABC, 2023.
Landscapes and Landforms: Coastal landscapes - ABC Education
Coastal management strategies at Torquay.
Map of Torquay front beach including Point Danger.
For an explanation of swash and backwash, watch this short video.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tN42EWWTP3w
Longshore Drift
For an explanation of longshore drift, watch this video.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=29o5ntbxjJs
A drawing explaining the process of longshore drift.
An analysis of coastal erosion on coastal landforms by Geoscience Australia.
Coastal landforms explanation from BBC Bitesize.
A video from ABC Geoscience examining the Twelve Apostles.
The diagram below includes some common coastal land forms.