Formulating enquiry questions (Edexcel GCSE Geography A): Flashcards

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What are enquiry questions?

Specific, focused questions investigated through fieldwork

What enquiry questions connect to

Broader geographical theories and concepts

How many stages in enquiry process?

Six stages

Minimum enquiry stages tested in exam?

At least two of the six stages

What is quantitative data?

Numerical data

What is qualitative data?

Detailed observations

Examples of declining rural services

Shops, post offices, schools, medical facilities

What drives rural housing prices up

Second home purchasing

How do rural wages compare to urban?

Lower than urban areas

How physical features affect rural areas

Control how people move around the area

Method to record traffic flows

Traffic counts at specific times

Method to record pedestrian flows

Pedestrian surveys

Key quality of good enquiry question?

Realistically investigable with time & resources

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