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Fieldwork 2: what does the data show?

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  • about 30 minutes
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Question types: short answer, true or false, multiple choice, calculation, table completion.

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Which type of graph would best show the groyne sediment difference at the five Hornsea sites?

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We turn Lesson 11a's beach data into graphs, describe and explain what they show, and evaluate how reliable our method was.

15 slides.

Lesson outline

  1. Hook
  2. Do Now — Retrieval
  3. Keywords for This Lesson
  4. Teach — the enquiry process; today covers the last four stages: present → analyse → conclude → evaluate
  5. I Do
  6. Task — guided: complete the means table for Hornsea sites 2–5, from the raw pebble data
  7. Teach — teach: results so far — the completed means for all 10 sites, feeding the chart
  8. Teach — teach: both beach profiles, Hornsea 1 and Skipsea 1, line chart, distance on x, height on y
  9. Hinge Check
  10. Task — semi: analyse — the range of beach width for the Hornsea sites
  11. Discuss — think-pair-share: how reliable is our data?
  12. Task — independent: conclusion and evaluation, with a frame
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