CRE CRESCE CENT NT GIRLS SCHOOL Ge ogr aphy Br ie fing - - PowerPoint PPT Presentation
CRE CRESCE CENT NT GIRLS SCHOOL Ge ogr aphy Br ie fing - - PowerPoint PPT Presentation
CRE CRESCE CENT NT GIRLS SCHOOL Ge ogr aphy Br ie fing EXTRACT FROM PROFESSOR TOMMY KOHS SPEECH AT THE HUMANITIES CONFERENCE 2018 First, we need holistic education. We need to produce technologists who understand humanities and
EXTRACT FROM PROFESSOR TOMMY KOH’S SPEECH AT THE HUMANITIES CONFERENCE 2018 “First, we need holistic education. We need to produce technologists who understand humanities and humanists who understand
- technology. Second, an education in the
humanities train us to think, write and speak clearly and persuasively. Third, as long as we are human and not robots, the humanities will always be at the heart of civilisation.”
HUMANIT IE S @ CRE SCE NT
Humanities subjects explore the interaction processes between people and their environment; the past and the present, in order to appreciate complexities of the human experience and rapid change in today’s world.
The Heart of the Matter
HUMANIT IE S @ CRE SCE NT
UPPE R SE CONDARY HUMANI T I E S
Humanities (Revised)
- Social Studies +
- Elective Geography OR
Elective History OR Elective Literature
Core Geography
- Physical Geography
- Human Geography
Core History
- Period of European Dominance
and Challenges (late 19th century to 1st half of 20th century)
- Emergence of the Bi-polar World
after WWII (1945-1991)
Core Literature
- Joy Luck Club (Amy Tan)
- A View from the Bridge
(Arthur Miller)
- The Unseen (Poetry/ Prose)
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GE OGRAPHY @ CRE SCE NT
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UPPE R SE CONDARY HUMANI T I E S
COMBINED HUMANITIES GEOGRAPHY CORE GEOGRAPHY
- Plate Tectonics
- Weather and Climate
(GI)
- Tourism (GI)
- Geography of Food
- Plate Tectonics
- Weather and Climate
- Coast (GI)
- Tourism (GI)
- Geography of Food
- Health and Diseases
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UPPE R SE CONDARY HUMANI T I E S
GEOGRAPHICAL INVESTIGATIONS
- Formulating aims and hypotheses/guiding questions
- Data Collection ( observation, measurement, questionnaires,
interviews)
- Data Analysis
- Data Presentation & Technique
- Forming Conclusions
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EL ELECTIV IVE GEOG OGRAPHY HY CO CORE GEOG OGRAPHY HY 1 P Paper er
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25 m SEQ ( (2 c 2 choose 1) 1) Paper er 2 2
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25 m SEQ ( (2 c 2 choose 1) 1)
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25 m SEQ ( (2 c 2 choose 1) 1)
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UPPE R SE CONDARY HUMANI T I E S
1.Describe and account for the global distribution of fold mountains shown in Figure 1 below. [6 marks]
- 2. Explain the formation of a waterfall. [5 marks]
- 3. With reference to examples, assess the
effectiveness of the coastal management strategies. [8 marks]
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UPPE R SE CONDARY HUMANI T I E S
WHO SHOULD OFFER GEOGRAPHY?
- Inquisitive about people & their environment
- Ability to see/ draw connections between physical and
human processes as well as environmental & cultural diversity
- Gain insights & global awareness into future
challenges & make informed & sound judgements in decision making
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Histor y Br ie fing
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HIST ORY @ CRE SCE NT
UPPE R SE CONDARY HUMANI T I E S
History Across Space History Across Time (Late 19th century to 1991)
Skills
- Ask significant questions
- Compare different aspects of the periods, events and
issues
- Analyse and evaluate causes and consequences of
historical events and situations
- Assessing and establishing significance of individuals,
ideas, events, forces and developments on societies
- Interpret, analyse and evaluate information/ points of view
to acquire information and make reasoned conclusion
- Organising and communicating historical knowledge
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