Working with data (Edexcel GCSE Geography A): Flashcards

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Working with data
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Scattergraph limitation

Can't show more than two variables effectively

Pie chart limitation

Become unclear with many small segments

Choropleth map limitation

Hide variations within areas by creating false boundaries

Triangular graph data requirement

Limited to percentage data only

Bar graph limitation

Cannot show relationships between categories

Radar graph advantage

Display several different variables simultaneously

Best use of radar graphs

Comparing environmental quality across urban locations

Data analysis Step 1

Describe patterns, features, and anomalies observed

Data analysis Step 2

Use specific evidence with precise figures

Data analysis Step 3

Explain reasons behind patterns identified

Data analysis Step 4

Connect findings to geographical concepts and theories

What should conclusions address?

Original research question or hypothesis

Assessment definition

Identifying which factors are most important

Evaluation definition

Judging overall success or value of something

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