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Why is there a need to protect the coast? List 5 reasons why our coastline needs protecting.

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Page 1: Introduction to Controlled Assessment

Why is there a need to protect

the coast?

List 5 reasons why our coastline needs protecting.

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Social

EnvironmentalEconomic

Why is there a need to protect the coast?

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You will be able to:

1. Suggest your own key questions based on the main enquiry question.

2. Understand the features of a C+ Fieldwork Focus.

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How do I go about a geographical enquiry?

Publish

Produce your work

Select the best Information

Gather Information

Ask questions

EvaluateQuestions answered?

Criteria met?

NoYes

Start Here

Who? Where? When? Why? What? How?

What do you need to find out?How will you present the information?

BIASFor and Against

Audience

PowerPoint, Publisher, Poster, Oral, Visual, Play, podcast, Video, Report..

Imp

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Why is there a need to protect

the coast in your chosen area?

.On the A3 paper as a group.

Suggest some questions linked to the main enquiry question.

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For example

KQ: Are there any economic activities in the area that need protecting?

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How do I go about a geographical enquiry?

Publish

Produce your work

Select the best Information

Gather Information

Ask questions

EvaluateQuestions answered?

Criteria met?

NoYes

Start Here

Who? Where? When? Why? What? How?

What do you need to find out?How will you present the information?

BIASFor and Against

Audience

PowerPoint, Publisher, Poster, Oral, Visual, Play, podcast, Video, Report..

Imp

rove

http://flickr.com/photos/milivoj

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Why is there a need to protect

the coast in your chosen area?

Your own key questions.

THINK! How will you provide data to answer your question?

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For example

KQ: Are there any economic activities in the area that need protecting?

Data? = Land use map, visitor location survey, questionnaire, photos, etc.

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2. Understand the features of a C+ Fieldwork Focus.

1. Look at the examples of work. Scan read them

2. Rank the work. Best on the right.

3. Write 5 bullet points. What makes a C+?

4. Explore the assessment criteria. Highlight areas that need clarification

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What are you weakest at?

Think back and reflect on your work.

Identify 2 areas for development from the mark scheme.

Write 2 targets.

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Fieldtrip logistics

Clothing KitPhone / cameraTimesHow to do questionnaire interviewGroups of 2-3 max.

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Tuesday 10th trip (10R)

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Jack (10E)

Patrick (10E)27

Wednesday 11th trip (10E)

James BAlexSorowarBradleyAdamOliviaMichaelArranTomHenryJames LTanemIsaacEthanHaajarMaziarCameronGeorge

David (10R)Anna (10R)Josh (10R)Jacob (10R)

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Why is there a need to protect the coast in your chosen area?

• INDIVIDUALLY!

• Plan how you could answer the title Q

• Choose 5 KQs and mindmap how you could answer them

• IMPORTANT: think about data!

POSSIBLE KQ’S:-How is land used at Hengistbury Head? - Are there any economic activities that need protecting at H Head?-Is there evidence of coastal processes at H Head?-What do visitors think about the coast & its management? - Is there evidence of coastal protection at H head already? - What would happen if H Head were eroded to the rest of the coastline?