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Page 1: Presentation © Hodder Gibson 2012 Why study place?

Presentation © Hodder Gibson 2012

Why study place?

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Geography is really the study of our planet – its landscape, its people and how we all interact.

Presentation © Hodder Gibson 2012

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If you are going to be a good geographer, then you need to develop your skills in observation and information gathering.

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Geography affects you from the moment you get up to the moment you go to bed (would you dress differently if it was raining?).

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Geography helps you develop the skills that you need to think for yourself, and not believe all you read or hear.

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Place defines people.Presentation © Hodder Gibson 2012

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Geography helps you find out about and understand your local area.

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Geography helps you understand the landscape, analyse data and stops you getting lost.

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Geography is everything you touch, everything you see and even everything you smell!

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The Social Subjects provide you with the skills to get a job.

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Your Turn!

Read pages: 2 and 3

Answer questions: 1–3

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