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Geography project HELP!!!!!

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  • 05-03-2010 7:59pm
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    huy001
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    Next week I will be writing up my project. We did it last year on glaciations. I just don't know what to write. My teacher is useless to. I am fine for aims and planning but what do you write for gathering of data and results? Do you say, for example, that i saw a corrie and the way it was formed and I observed it and did a sketch map? And what would be the result for this?
    Please will someone help me? I need full marks for this investigation.
    Thank you so much everyone.


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    dambarude
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    Did you do any numerical measurements- like measuring the depth/height of something? Need more info!

    Have you looked at the marking scheme on www.examinations.ie? It should give you a good idea of where the marks go, and how they want the diagrams and different sections to be laid out.


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    huy001
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    I did measurements of a roche mountouee.How would you present that? What sort of a graph?


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    dambarude
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    huy001 wrote: »
    I did measurements of a roche mountouee.How would you present that? What sort of a graph?

    Can you tell me what a roche mountouee is? I don't ever recall hearing that when I did glaciation.

    As far as I know you couldn't really do a graph with that, if it's a landform. You could draw a diagram and mark in the dimensions, that's about it.

    What else did you do?


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