Future changes
I can suggest and argue for preferred change in the local area using sources of evidence.
- Year 4
Future changes
I can suggest and argue for preferred change in the local area using sources of evidence.
Lesson details
Key learning points
- Fieldwork data can be used in purposeful ways, such as making informed recommendations for change
- We can think about possible, probable and preferred futures: how can we apply this thinking to our locality?
- An effective enquiry cycle evaluates how useful it has been and what the next steps might be
Keywords
Purposeful - Something that is purposeful is done on purpose to achieve an aim.
Preferred - Something that is preferred is liked or wanted more than the other options.
Futures - Futures are periods of time that are yet to come.
Presentation - A presentation is a talk that gives information about something.
Evaluate - To evaluate is to form an opinion or judgement on something after considering it carefully.
Common misconception
Recommendations might not have been enacted or responded to but the enquiry was not a failure
Highlight the cost of enacting changes and the restrictions on budgets and resources.
Licence
Lesson video
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Prior knowledge starter quiz
6 Questions
Q1.What is the purpose of analysing data in a fieldwork study?
Q2.Match the keywords to their definitions.
Q3.What do geographers use to locate fieldwork?
Q4.How can data be presented?
Q5.To is to study something in close detail.
Q6.To is to decide on the meaning of something.
Assessment exit quiz
6 Questions
Q1. is an investigation of a geographical question or issue.
Q2.Which stage comes before creating an enquiry question?
Q3.To is to consider what was good and bad about the fieldwork and how it can be improved.
Q4.How can geographers communicate their findings?
Q5.How can an enquiry be purposeful?
Q6.Match the keywords to their definitions.
