Local Studies: Our Place in the World · Summer Term 2

Presenting Geographic Findings

Collating data and observations into a professional report or presentation for a specific audience.

Key Questions

  1. 1What is the most effective way to communicate complex geographic data to the public?
  2. 2How can we use maps and charts to support our arguments for local change?
  3. 3Why is it important for geographers to share their findings with local government?

National Curriculum Attainment Targets

KS2: Geography - Geographical Skills and FieldworkKS2: Geography - Data Presentation
Year: Year 6
Subject: Geography
Unit: Local Studies: Our Place in the World
Period: Summer Term 2

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