Evaluating geographical issues
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I can evaluate different sources of evidence to justify a decision about a geographical issue.
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Geographical issues link different parts of geography together and involve decisions about how land is used.
There is a wide range of data that can be used when evaluating geographical issues, including graphs and maps.
Data can be used to understand the issue and as evidence to support an argument.
Geographers use evidence to make decisions and aim to balance the needs of people and the environment.
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