Geographic Inquiry Process
Students apply the steps of geographic inquiry: asking questions, gathering data, analyzing, and communicating findings.
Key Questions
- Construct a geographic question that can be answered using spatial data.
- Analyze the types of data needed to address a specific geographic problem.
- Evaluate the most effective methods for communicating geographic findings to different audiences.
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