Photographs Copyright Bryan Ledgard unless otherwise stated and used with permission Photograph copyright of David Rogers I went out for a wander the other day with my son in order to complete some Mission:Explore missions. My last post explored the launch of Mission:Explore . This post will explore some practical applications of the book in the (Geography) Classroom. Below is a description of how I have used the book to support learning. Technorati Tags: Mission:Explore , The Geography Collective One use is the development of data collection and methodology. for example, look at the two missions above. How would pupils go about collecting the proof. Could different mints result in different results? Why are there three attempts? With the introduction of Controlled Assessment in the UK , it is even more important that pupils are able to collect and critically evaluate their data. By using missions, the difference between qualitative an...
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