Gathering and Comparing Secondary Data on Environmental Change

Designing and Conducting Geographical Inquiry into Environmental Change

10th Grade·Social Studies·Australian Curriculum

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Collect secondary research data and compare it with primary fieldwork data to build a comprehensive picture of environmental change.

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Designing and Conducting Geographical Inquiry into Environmental Change

10th Grade · Social Studies · Australian Curriculum

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Develop focused inquiry questions and collect both primary and secondary data on a specific environmental change using fieldwork and geospatial technologies.

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AC9HG10S02Australian Curriculum (v9) · Social-studies · 10th Grade

collect, represent and compare data and information from primary research methods, including fieldwork and secondary research materials, using geospatial technologies and digital tools as appropriate