IGCSE Geography / Urban environments
Urban fieldwork: collecting the data
Edexcel International GCSE Geography (4GE1), chapter 6: Urban environments, specification point F6, E3, E4. Part of the full course.
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Urban fieldwork measures how places change across a town using surveys, questionnaires and other evidence. Careful sampling, consistent methods and risk controls help make the results fair and useful.
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