Presenting Fieldwork Findings
Learning to analyze, interpret, and present fieldwork data using graphs, maps, and reports.
Key Questions
- Explain how to present our findings to make a persuasive argument for change.
- Critique the limitations of the data we collected during our field walk.
- Construct a clear and concise report summarizing our fieldwork investigation.
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