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12. Describe ‘say what you see’ Recognise ‘identify human and physical geography’ • You can ask and answer relevant questions. • You can talk and make observations about the world around you. • You recognise Humanities in your work. • You can select relevant information.

13. Compare ‘look for similarities and differences’ • You identify similarities and differences to compare. • You can describe how humans can shape our world. • Follow instructions by yourself. • Ask and respond to a range of questions. • Start to use key words.

14. Explain ‘show how something works and identify the links between things’ • You can identify and explain patterns and processes. • You understand and explain how different people and nature live with and effect each other. • Recognise issues in your area and the world. • Explain your view and realise what other people might think. • Carry out an enquiry/design a presentation yourself.

15. Analyse ‘break something down in detail to be able to understand it more’ • Be able to use your knowledge and understanding and apply it to different topics and issues. • Understand how we can live more sustainably. • Recognise how different parts of Geography are linked. • Compare and react sensibly to different ways of doing things.

16. Synthesise ‘use your knowledge and understanding in unfamiliar topics and predict and create solutions’ • Be aware of and communicate different values and attitudes. • Understand how decisions can effect people in different ways and empathise and compromise to please as many people as possible. • Recognise how different things are interdependent across different scales. • Understand how we can live more sustainably in a wide range of contexts. • Choose, research, present and evaluate an inquiry by yourself.

17. Evaluate ‘be critical (pull something apart showing it’s good and bad points) and give realistic solutions over different scales and time frames.’ • Be aware of and clearly communicate different values and attitudes and understand how they can affect different people and places. • Explain how things are interdependent on each other and predict effects of actions at different scales. • Critically evaluate your own and other people’s work, resources you’re using, concepts and opinions. • Explain changes and make accurate, well founded predictions. • Design, plan and carry out inquiries making well formed conclusions.

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