The document contains repeated prompts asking which place should be explored, how it will be explored, and to write an idea on the back of a card. It then lists 29 potential ideas for places to explore, such as temporary places, places represented in art or films, places that have changed over time, urban vs. rural places, and places created by people rather than nature.
Web & Social Media Analytics Previous Year Question Paper.pdf
Scratch off places
1. Which place do you have to explore?
How will you do it?
Write one idea on the back of the card
please…
Which place do you have to explore?
How will you do it?
Write one idea on the back of the card
please…
Which place do you have to explore?
How will you do it?
Write one idea on the back of the card
please…
Which place do you have to explore?
How will you do it?
Write one idea on the back of the card
please…
Which place do you have to explore?
How will you do it?
Write one idea on the back of the card
please…
Which place do you have to explore?
How will you do it?
Write one idea on the back of the card
please…
Which place do you have to explore?
How will you do it?
Write one idea on the back of the card
please…
Which place do you have to explore?
How will you do it?
Write one idea on the back of the card
please…
Which place do you have to explore?
How will you do it?
Write one idea on the back of the card
please…
Temporary
Places (which
exist only for a
short time)
Using maps to
explore places
Place
represented in
art
Places in
games
Places
represented in
films
Using music or
song lyrics to
explore places
Introducing
mountain
landscapes
Ideas of the
North and the
South…
Boundaries:
the edges of
places and how
distinctive they
are
2. Which place do you have to explore?
How will you do it?
Write one idea on the back of the card
please…
Which place do you have to explore?
How will you do it?
Write one idea on the back of the card
please…
Which place do you have to explore?
How will you do it?
Write one idea on the back of the card
please…
Which place do you have to explore?
How will you do it?
Write one idea on the back of the card
please…
Which place do you have to explore?
How will you do it?
Write one idea on the back of the card
please…
Which place do you have to explore?
How will you do it?
Write one idea on the back of the card
please…
Which place do you have to explore?
How will you do it?
Write one idea on the back of the card
please…
Which place do you have to explore?
How will you do it?
Write one idea on the back of the card
please…
Which place do you have to explore?
How will you do it?
Write one idea on the back of the card
please…
Recording how
places have
changed, &
how they are
changing now
Using images
to explore
places
Ways of
capturing
people’s
thoughts about
places
Exploring
distinctions
between urban
and rural
Islands – what
place do they
have in our
imagination?
Unsafe places –
what makes a
place unsafe?
Identifying safe
or dangerous
places
Going
somewhere
new – how do
we research it
first?
Places created
by people
rather than by
nature
3. Which place do you have to explore?
How will you do it?
Write one idea on the back of the card
please…
Which place do you have to explore?
How will you do it?
Write one idea on the back of the card
please…
Which place do you have to explore?
How will you do it?
Write one idea on the back of the card
please…
Which place do you have to explore?
How will you do it?
Write one idea on the back of the card
please…
Which place do you have to explore?
How will you do it?
Write one idea on the back of the card
please…
Which place do you have to explore?
How will you do it?
Write one idea on the back of the card
please…
Which place do you have to explore?
How will you do it?
Write one idea on the back of the card
please…
Which place do you have to explore?
How will you do it?
Write one idea on the back of the card
please…
Which place do you have to explore?
How will you do it?
Write one idea on the back of the card
please…
Capturing
perceptions of
place
How TV series
create a
mythology of
place
How does
tourism change
a place?
How to explore
the home area
and uncover
the unfamiliar
Telling stories
about places –
what tools can
be used?
Where can you
source images
of places?
What is your
favourite
place? How to
capture ideas…
Linking the
idea of place to
other parts of
the curriculum
How to explore
your own
school
buildings…