Formulating enquiry questions (Edexcel GCSE Geography A): Flashcards
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Purpose of enquiry questions
Purpose of enquiry questions
Provide direction & focus for fieldwork investigations
Enquiry Stage 1
Enquiry Stage 1
Develop a question
Enquiry Stage 2
Enquiry Stage 2
Use range of techniques & methods
Enquiry Stage 3
Enquiry Stage 3
Process & present data
Enquiry Stage 4
Enquiry Stage 4
Analyse & explain data
Enquiry Stage 5
Enquiry Stage 5
Make conclusions using data & written info
Enquiry Stage 6
Enquiry Stage 6
Evaluate data & collection methods
Quantitative methods
Quantitative methods
Collecting numerical data
Qualitative approaches
Qualitative approaches
Making observations & recordings
Mixed approach in fieldwork
Mixed approach in fieldwork
Using both quantitative & qualitative methods
Nature of enquiry process
Nature of enquiry process
Cyclical - evaluation leads to new questions
4 criteria for effective enquiry questions
4 criteria for effective enquiry questions
Testable, Focused, Relevant, Practical
Example geographical theories for fieldwork
Example geographical theories for fieldwork
Burgess's model, bid-rent, central place theory