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Specific language
skills encouraged
Expressive language
has a strong role in any aspect of geography that involves aesthetic responses
to places, eg landscape appreciation, conservation. It may invoke expressive
prose, poetry or oral responses.
Examples of connections
to literacy
- progression in
all areas from using language to expressing simple likes and dislikes
to the use of an increasing range of expressive language for effect
and carefully selected language to articulate, support and justify personal
views and advocate the views of others
Examples of connections
to geography programme of study
- appreciate people's
values and attitudes (1e)
- communicate in
appropriate ways (1f)
- communicating
and exchanging ideas (2f)
- decision making
(1g)
- explore sustainable
development (5b)
- explore global
citizenship (3e)
- human responses
to hazard (6cii)
- factors which
influence development (6iiii)
- how conflicting
demands on an environment arise (6ji)
- resource planning
and management (6kiii)
NB The list above
provides examples. It is not exhaustive.
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