Above satisfactory
Research assignment: Wellbeing indicators
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Identifies a variety of significant interconnections between people, places and environments -
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Explains a number of different significant relationships between GDP, places and people's wellbeing -
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Explains a number of different significant relationships between life expectancy and people's wellbeing -
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Explains a number of different significant relationships between access to electricity and wellbeing -
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Explains a range of changes that result from these interconnections and their consequences
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Explains a number of different significant relationships between unemployment and people's wellbeing -
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Explains a number of different significant relationships between access to doctors and people's wellbeing -
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Explains a number of different significant relationships between infant mortaliaity rates and people's wellbeing -
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Explains a number of different significant relationships between population growth and people's wellbeing -
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Explains a number of different significant relationships between adult literacy rates and people's wellbeing -
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Explains a number of different changes that result from these interconnections and their consequences
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Explains a number of different significant relationships between murder rate and people's wellbeing -
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Explains a number of different significant relationships between female employment and people's wellbeing -
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Uses relevant geographical terminology -
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Explains a number of different changes that result from these interconnections and their consequences
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Records data in an appropriate format with clear units of measurement associated with each indicator
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Constructs a wellbeing index that effectively ranks countries
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Specifies methods used to interpret and analyse data
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Analyses and synthesises data in a graphical format
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Clarifies information and systematically analyses the implications for the weighting of each indicator -
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Provides a number of specific examples to support the judgement being presented
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Clarifies information and systematically analyses the implications for the weighting of each indicator -
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Uses relevant geographical terminology -
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Provides a number of specific examples to support the judgements being presented
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Makes explicit connections between the specific data sources and the effectiveness of the index -
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Identifies clearly the strengths and weaknesses of the findings -
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Presents at least one area for improvement and analyses the specific reasons for these changes -
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Presents a reasoned analysis of the reliability of the chosen data sources
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Uses suitable scale and cartographic conventions -
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Interprets given data to create a data display map of relative wellbeing ranking -
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Designs a symbolic system to represent relative rankings across countries
Satisfactory
Research assignment: Wellbeing indicators
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Identifies significant interconnections between people, places and environments -
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Explains some significant relationships between control of corruption and people's wellbeing -
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Explains some significant relationships between GDP and people's wellbeing -
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Explains some changes that result from these interconnections and their consequences
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Explains the relationship between schooling and people's wellbeing -
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Explains the relationship between sanitation and people's wellbeing -
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Explains the relationship between child mortality and people's wellbeing -
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Explains the relationship between agricultural employment and people's wellbeing -
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Explains the relationship between life expectancy and people's wellbeing -
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Explains the relationship between gender, education and people's wellbeing -
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Explains the relationship between national account balance and people's wellbeing -
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Explains the relationship between internet access and people's wellbeing -
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Explains some changes that result from these interconnections and their consequence -
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Uses relevant geographical terminology
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Records data in an appropriate format
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Analyses and synthesises data to draw relevant conclusions -
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Uses relevant geographical terminology -
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Constructs a wellbeing index that ranks countries
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Indicates the processes used to interpret and analyse data -
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Provides some specific examples to support the judgement being presented -
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Clarifies information and analyses the implications for the indicators
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Provides some specific examples to support the judgement being presented -
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Clarifies information and analyses the implications for the indicator -
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Uses relevant geographical terminology -
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States the reliability of the chosen data -
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Identifies the strengths and weaknesses of the findings -
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Makes connections between the specific data sources and the effectiveness of the index -
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Presents more than one area for improvement and presents the specific reasons for making these changes
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Uses suitable scale and cartographic conventions -
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Interprets given data to create a data display map of relative wellbeing ranking -
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Uses a conventional legend to represent relative wellbeing across countries
Below satisfactory
Research assignment: Wellbeing indicators
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Identifies some significant interconnections between people, places and environments -
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Provides a simple explanation of the relationship between GDP and people's wellbeing -
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Provides a simple explanation of the relationship between unemployment and people's wellbeing -
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Provides a simple explanation of the relationship between life expectancy and people's wellbeing
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Provides a simple explanation of the relationship between infant mortality and people's wellbeing -
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Provides a simple explanation of the relationship between poverty rate and people's wellbeing -
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Provides an explanation of the relationship between access to clean water and people's wellbeing -
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Provides an explanation of the relationship between birth rate and people's wellbeing -
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Provides a simple explanation of the relationship between literacy rates and people's wellbeing -
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Provides a simple explanation of the relationship between population and people's wellbeing -
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Provides a partial explanation of changes that can result from these interconnections and their consequences
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Provides a simple explanation of the relationship between employment in agricultural and people's wellbeing -
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Uses some relevant geographical terminology -
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Records data in a partially completed chart
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Constructs a list of countries according to wellbeing -
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Presents a basic evaluation of each indicator with simple reasoning
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Makes partial connections between the data sources and the proposed conclusions -
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Makes a simple inference about the reliability of the chosen data sources -
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Makes a basic reflection on the strengths and weaknesses of the findings -
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Presents one area for improvement with one reason for making the change -
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Places the rankings on a map
Above satisfactory
Research assignment: Wellbeing indicators
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Annotations
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Annotation 1
Identifies a variety of significant interconnections between people, places and environments -
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Annotation 2
Explains a number of different significant relationships between GDP, places and people's wellbeing -
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Annotation 3
Explains a number of different significant relationships between life expectancy and people's wellbeing -
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Annotation 4
Explains a number of different significant relationships between access to electricity and wellbeing -
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Annotation 5
Explains a range of changes that result from these interconnections and their consequences
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Annotations
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Annotation 1
Explains a number of different significant relationships between unemployment and people's wellbeing -
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Annotation 2
Explains a number of different significant relationships between access to doctors and people's wellbeing -
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Annotation 3
Explains a number of different significant relationships between infant mortaliaity rates and people's wellbeing -
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Annotation 4
Explains a number of different significant relationships between population growth and people's wellbeing -
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Annotation 5
Explains a number of different significant relationships between adult literacy rates and people's wellbeing -
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Annotation 6
Explains a number of different changes that result from these interconnections and their consequences
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Annotations
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Annotation 1
Explains a number of different significant relationships between murder rate and people's wellbeing -
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Annotation 2
Explains a number of different significant relationships between female employment and people's wellbeing -
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Annotation 3
Uses relevant geographical terminology -
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Annotation 4
Explains a number of different changes that result from these interconnections and their consequences
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Annotations
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1
Annotation 1
Records data in an appropriate format with clear units of measurement associated with each indicator
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Annotations
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1
Annotation 1
Constructs a wellbeing index that effectively ranks countries
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Annotations
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1
Annotation 1
Specifies methods used to interpret and analyse data
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Annotations
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1
Annotation 1
Analyses and synthesises data in a graphical format
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Annotations
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Annotation 1
Clarifies information and systematically analyses the implications for the weighting of each indicator -
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Annotation 2
Provides a number of specific examples to support the judgement being presented
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2
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Annotations
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Annotation 1
Clarifies information and systematically analyses the implications for the weighting of each indicator -
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Annotation 2
Uses relevant geographical terminology -
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Annotation 3
Provides a number of specific examples to support the judgements being presented
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2
3
4
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Annotations
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1
Annotation 1
Makes explicit connections between the specific data sources and the effectiveness of the index -
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Annotation 2
Identifies clearly the strengths and weaknesses of the findings -
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Annotation 3
Presents at least one area for improvement and analyses the specific reasons for these changes -
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Annotation 4
Presents a reasoned analysis of the reliability of the chosen data sources
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2
3
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Annotations
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1
Annotation 1
Uses suitable scale and cartographic conventions -
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Annotation 2
Interprets given data to create a data display map of relative wellbeing ranking -
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Annotation 3
Designs a symbolic system to represent relative rankings across countries