Waseley Hills High School Year 11 Fieldwork Question Booklet 2017-2018 Name: _____________________________________ Teachers Name: Mr Baker / Mrs Harris _____________________________________ Complete all work in this booklet. PHYSICAL GEOGRAPHY INVESTIGATION: How does the Ashes Hollow stream change from its source to mouth? HUMAN GEOGRAPHY INVESTIGATION: Has the regeneration of Longbridge had a positive impact on its town centre? Sentence starters for writing P.E.E.L paragraphs. 1 State the title of your fieldwork enquiry in which physical geography data were collected. Title of fieldwork enquiry: ……………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………… State the title of your fieldwork enquiry in which human geography data were collected. Title of fieldwork enquiry: ………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………
_____________________________________Complete all work in this booklet.
PHYSICAL GEOGRAPHY INVESTIGATION:How does the Ashes Hollow stream change from its source to
mouth?
HUMAN GEOGRAPHY INVESTIGATION:Has the regeneration of Longbridge had a positive impact on its town
centre?
Sentence starters for writing P.E.E.L paragraphs.
1
State the title of your fieldwork enquiry in which physical geography data were collected.
Title of fieldwork enquiry: ………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………
State the title of your fieldwork enquiry in which human geography data were collected.
Title of fieldwork enquiry: ………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………
Point
One point A second point A further point
Argument about ___ is…Example of ___ is…Way in which ___ is…Impact caused as a result of ___ is…Feature of ___ is…Response to the statement might be…
Evidence
Prove or support the point that you are making by referring to evidence; either general examples, data or specific case studies
Evidence to support this point is ...100,000 people died is clear evidence…The Haiti earthquake is a good case study to use to show…
Explain
Explain precisely the point or idea you are discussing
This suggests that the impact was greatest because…The reason why there are conflicts of management is because…Looking at the sources, it is clear to see that…
L ink back
Make it clear to the reader how your P-E-A helps to answer the question
Looking at all the evidence, I believe that…Assessing all the information, I can see that…Based upon what I have written, I feel that…
Types of connectives you can use.
FactorsAdding Time Cause/Effect Contrasting
MoreoverAlso
As well asFurthermore
On the other hand
NextThen
FinallyMeanwhileEventually
BecauseTherefore
SoConsequentlyAs a result of
HoweverAlternatively
AlthoughExceptUnless
2
How answer different types of questions
Command word
Meaning Structure
AssessMake an informed judgment
Use evidence to determine the relative significance of something. Give consideration to
all factors and identify which are the most important
P.E.E. connective P.E.E. connective P.E.E.L
CompareIdentify the similarities and differences
Find the similarities and or the difference of two elements
P.E.E connective P.E.E
Describe / Outline
Set out characteristics or features
Give an account of the main characteristics of something or the steps in a process
P.E.
DefineGive a clear statement of the word
Give the meaning of a termP.E.
DiscussPresent key points about different ideas or
strengths and weaknesses of an idea
Talk or write about (a topic) in detail, taking into account different issues or ideas
P.E.E connective P.E.E.L
EvaluateSet out clear purposes or reasons
Review information and then bring it together to form a conclusion drawing on evidence such as
strengths and weaknesses
P.E.E. connective P.E.E. connective P.E.E.L
ExplainGive a reasoned answer why
Provide a reasoned response of how or why something occurs
P.E.E
Identify / State / Name
Indicate who or what
Recall or select one or more pieces of information
P
Justify Support your opinion with evidence
Show or prove to be right with evidenceP.E.E. connective P.E.E.
connective P.E.E.L
SuggestPut forward for consideration
Provide a reasoned response of how or why something occurs with a justification
P.E.E.L
State the title of your fieldwork into which physical geography data was collected. Explain the advantage(s) of the locations(s) used for your fieldwork enquiry (2 marks)
Identify one positive and explain it
.…site was ideal as it…this was an advantage because…
State the title of your fieldwork into which human geography data was collected. Explain the advantage(s) of the locations(s) used for your fieldwork enquiry (2 marks)
Identify one positive and explain it
.…site was ideal as it…this was an advantage because…
Outline one of the geographical idea(s) on which your fieldwork enquiry was based (2 marks) HUMAN
Name one geographical theory and explain it. E.g. Urban decay with distance from town centre
Urban regeneration… impact on quality of… services… environment… social (people’s lives) ….
Outline one of the geographical idea(s) on which your fieldwork enquiry was based (2 marks) PHYSICAL
Name one geographical theory and explain it. e.g.
Sediment size decreases… Hydraulic energy… Selective sorting.. smaller sediment picked up and moved further distances…
H
Explain the advantage(s) of the locations(s) used for your fieldwork enquiry (4 marks)
Identify one advantage about each site (human and physical) and explain it.
…site was ideal as it…this was an advantage because…
The following list shows some of the possible elements of fieldwork planning:
Risk assessment
Sampling design
Relevant geographical research.
Select any two of the elements listed above and describe their role within your fieldwork planning. [6 marks]
Describe what you did in detail giving examples of information and methods that you used including making it a fair test, websites or specific pieces of information used. NOTE: the best answers will be able to reference specific geographic theories and key terms.
2 clearly described paragraphs.
To complete the following...it was necessary to…and…as well…using…To complete the following…it was necessary…and…as well…using…
Justify one primary data collection method used in relation to the aim(s) of your human geography enquiry (3 marks)
Support your chosen method in relation to the aim.
…was used as it meant we could answer whether the quality of the environment did improve with distance for the PLVP.
Describe how you carried out one primary data collection method used to collect your physical geography data and explain why it was required (6 marks)
No explanation in first paragraph just say what you did in lots of detail. Second paragraph is explaining your geographical theory.
…was used to measure…using…as well…and…primary data was used because it demonstrated if the sediment size does decrease downstream. It showed us (data) and this proves that…
Describe how you carried out one primary data collection method used to collect your human geography data and explain why it was required (6 marks)
No explanation in first paragraph just say what you did in lots of detail. Second paragraph is explaining your geographical theory.
…was used to measure…using…as well…and…primary data was used because it demonstrated if the quality of the environment had improved after the regeneration… it also showed us that the regeneration of Longbridge has… (social/economic)…
Justify one primary data collection method used in relation to the aim(s) of your Physical geography enquiry (3 marks)
Support your chosen method in relation to the aim.
… was used as it meant we could answer whether the sediment size did change downstream due to the fact that…
Describe how you carried out one secondary data collection method used to collect your human geography data and explain why it was required (6 marks)
Explain how the method links to geographical theory in first paragraph. Second paragraph is explaining your geographical theory.
…was used to measure…using…this answered…in our title…was used because it demonstrated if the regeneration was successful in Longbridge. It showed us what Longbridge was like before the regeneration…. and this helped us prove that…
Justify one secondary data collection method used in relation to the aim(s) of your physical geography enquiry (3 marks)
Explain how the method links to geographical theory in first paragraph. Second paragraph is explaining your data and geographical theory.
…was used to measure…using…this answered…in our title…secondary data was used because it demonstrated if the landforms did change downstream as predicted by the longitudinal model. It showed us (data) and this proves that…
Describe how you used one data presentation technique to analyse your data and outline the advantages of this technique. [8 marks]
Describe how you presented the data in detail in one paragraph. Explain how that technique helps to answer your question in second paragraph.
To demonstrate…I used…to…and…for example…showing…showed me that…and this demonstrates (geographical theory). Overall this is the best method because…showing…and so answers my question.
My human fieldwork investigation title was…. ………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………
State the title of your fieldwork enquiry in which physical geography data was collected: Outline the main results and conclusions from your enquiry (6 marks)
Explain if your results answered your question in two PEE paragraphs. The results of my…were…for example…this demonstrates that… The results of my…were…for example…this demonstrates that…
My physical fieldwork investigation title was…. ………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………
To what extent did your Human fieldwork investigation conclusions match the geographical theory, concept or idea on which your investigation was based? [9 marks]
To what degree did your fieldwork match your theories (environmental, social, economic regeneration of city centre is successful in Longbridge).
The results to … degree demonstrated that … for example…this means that ….
To what extent did your Physical fieldwork investigation conclusions match the geographical theory, concept or idea on which your investigation was based. [9 marks]
To what degree did your fieldwork match your theories… velocity increases… b axis size decreases… landforms reflect those in the longitudinal model (upper / middle / lower course).
The results to … degree demonstrated that … for example…this means that ….
…could be used because it would…as well as…because it would…
Describe how your physical geography enquiry could be improved. [6 marks]
Fully describe three/four ways that your enquiry could be improved using evidence from your data collection to support your answer. . Do not explain the impact this would have on your results, simply fully describe the ways the results could be made more accurate.
One way is…as my data showed…this would prevent/decrease bias/increase accuracy by…
Describe how your human enquiry could be improved. [6 marks]
Fully describe three/four ways that your enquiry could be improved using evidence from your data collection to support your answer. Do not explain the impact this would have on your results, simply fully describe the ways the results could be made more accurate.
One way is…as my data showed…this would prevent/decrease bias/increase accuracy by…
