Collecting Primary Geographic Data
Hands-on practice with basic fieldwork tools like compasses, clinometers, and observation sheets.
Key Questions
- Design a simple data collection plan for a local park.
- Evaluate the accuracy of different measurement tools in the field.
- Justify the importance of ethical considerations during fieldwork.
MOE Syllabus Outcomes
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