Above satisfactory
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Explains in detail interconnections between people and places and within environments -
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Supports findings with a variety of annotated photographic evidence containing specific annotations
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Supports findings with a variety of annotated photographic evidence containing specific annotations
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Supports findings with a variety of annotated photographic evidence containing specific annotations
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Annotation 1
Supports findings with photographic evidence
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Uses digital technologies to create a map showing land values -
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Proposes changes to future land prices based on spatial distribution, trends and relationships
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Gives a detailed explanation of the effects of a geographical process on people’s perceptions of living in a place, using data -
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Proposes a detailed set of actions in response to a geographical challenge
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Uses geographical terminology
Satisfactory
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Explains interconnections between people and places and within environments
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Explains interconnections between people, places and environments -
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Supports findings with annotated photographic evidence
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Annotation 1
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Uses relevant geographical terminology
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Explains interconnections between people, places and environments
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Uses a number of cartographic conventions -
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Describes in simple terms the spatial distribution of land values based on the data in the map -
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Proposes changes to future land prices using geographical factors
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Presents information describing the environmental, economic and social impacts of the two strategies
Below satisfactory
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Uses a few cartographic conventions -
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Uses digital technologies to create a map showing land values
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Provides a simple proposition based on geographical information -
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Presents information summarising the two strategies
Above satisfactory
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Presents detailed findings in an appropriately formatted table -
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Explains in detail interconnections between people and places and within environments -
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Uses relevant geographical terminology and technical vocabulary -
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Supports findings with a variety of annotated photographic evidence containing specific annotations
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Annotation 1
Explains in detail interconnections between people and places and within environments -
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Uses relevant geographical terminology and technical vocabulary -
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Supports findings with a variety of annotated photographic evidence containing specific annotations
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Annotation 1
Explains in detail interconnections between people and places and within environments -
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Uses relevant geographical terminology and technical vocabulary -
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Annotation 3
Supports findings with a variety of annotated photographic evidence containing specific annotations
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Annotation 1
Supports findings with photographic evidence
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Annotations
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Annotation 1
Uses most cartographic conventions -
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Annotation 2
Uses digital technologies to create a map showing land values -
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Annotation 3
Describes in detail the spatial distribution of land values based on the data in the map -
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Annotation 4
Proposes explanations for spatial distributions, patterns and trends -
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Annotation 5
Proposes a detailed explanation for spatial distribution using specific geographical terminology -
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Annotation 6
Proposes changes to future land prices based on spatial distribution, trends and relationships
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Annotation 1
Gives a detailed explanation of the effects of a geographical process on people’s perceptions of living in a place, using data -
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Annotation 2
Proposes insightful, conceptual questions to frame a geographical inquiry -
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Annotation 3
Proposes a detailed set of actions in response to a geographical challenge
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Annotation 1
Presents detailed predicted outcomes for each action with supportive reasoning -
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Annotation 2
Uses geographical terminology
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Annotation 1
Presents information and analyses the environmental, economic and social impacts of the two strategies, using examples -
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Uses geographical terminology