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Numerical Skills — Eduqas GCSE Geography A C111
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Eduqas GCSE Geography A
Mathematics and Statistics in Geography
Numerical and Statistical Skills
Numerical Skills
Eduqas GCSE Geography A · C111
Numerical Skills
What you need to know
Demonstrate an understanding of number, area, scale, and the quantitative relationships between units.
Calculate distances from maps using scale lines and estimate areas accurately.
Use quantitative statements to describe relationships revealed by data tables or graphs.
Design fieldwork data collection sheets with an understanding of accuracy, sample size, control groups, and reliability.
Apply sampling techniques appropriately, including random, systematic, opportunistic, and stratified methods.
Create and interpret sketch maps and field sketches to present geographical data.
Apply and understand proportion, ratio, magnitude, and frequency, including logarithmic scales such as the Richter scale.
Draw informed, evidence-based conclusions from numerical data tables regarding spatial and temporal patterns.
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Quantitative Map Skills and Data Interpretation
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Fieldwork Data Collection, Sampling and Sketches
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