Geographic Foundations and Spatial Technologies · Spatial Analysis
Mental Maps and Perception of Place
Examining how personal experience and cultural background influence the way individuals map their surroundings.
Key Questions
- 1Why do different people draw the same neighborhood differently?
- 2How do maps reinforce or challenge power structures?
- 3In what ways does our 'sense of place' define our identity?
Ontario Curriculum Expectations
ON: Geographic Inquiry and Skill Development - Grade 11ON: Interactions and Interdependence - Grade 11
Grade: Grade 11
Subject: Geography
Unit: Geographic Foundations and Spatial Technologies
Period: Spatial Analysis
Suggested Methodologies
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