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How Do I Study Geography?

Learn to think spatially and understand the significance of location, place, and human/environment interaction in geography. Explore mapping tools and the five themes of geography to gain insights into the world's diverse regions and essential elements of geography. Discover how geography shapes our understanding of the world around us.

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How Do I Study Geography?

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  1. How Do I Study Geography?

  2. Thinking Spatially • Where are places located and why are they there • Why is a place important • Are there patterns or similarities among places

  3. Mapping Tools

  4. 1.1 Thinking Spatially

  5. Five Themes of Geography. • Location • Place • Human/Environment interaction • Movement • Regions

  6. Location • Serves as a starting point by asking “Where is it?” • Knowing location helps you develop an awareness of the world around you. • Examples:

  7. Place • Describes characteristics of geographic location. • Physical characteristics such as landforms, climate, plant and animal life. • Human characteristics such as language or way of life.

  8. Human/Environment Interaction • How people interact with their environment. • Boundary lines • Where people settle • Interaction with wildlife

  9. Movement • Continual spreading of people, ideas and goods.

  10. Regions • Regions are places that are united by one or more common characteristics.

  11. Six Essential Elements of Geography • The World in Spatial Terms -use tools to study places on Earth • Places and Regions -characteristics • Physical Systems –earthquakes, volcanoes • Human Systems – how we live and create • Environment and Society – how we use the environment and how we change it • The Uses of Geography -

  12. World Regions

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