Stage 4: Results, Conclusions, and Evaluation (Leaving Cert Geography): Flashcards

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Stage 4: Results, Conclusions, and Evaluation
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Main tasks in Stage 4 of geographical investigation

Analyse data, present results, draw conclusions, evaluate

What Stage 4 ensures in a geographical study

Validity and reliability

3 graph types for presenting geographical data

Bar graphs, line graphs, scatter plots

Purpose of annotated sketches in results

Highlight key physical and human features

Visual supports to include with results

Field photographs and maps

What to look for when analysing data

Patterns, trends, and relationships

What conclusions must state about hypothesis

Whether it was supported or disproven

What justifies conclusions in Stage 4

Specific evidence from the results

What evaluation assesses about methods

Strengths and limitations of data collection methods

What to reflect on regarding data quality

Reliability of data and anomalies or sources of error

Improvement suggestion for sample in future studies

Increase sample size for more representative results

Improvement suggestion for tools in future studies

Use more precise tools or technologies

Improvement suggestion for study timing

Extend study period to account for seasonal variations

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