How do maps, globes, and other geographic tools enhance our understanding of the world's spatial relationships and aid in solving real-world problems?
Global Citizenship: Students will recognize their role in the global community through geographic problem-solving.
Critical Thinking: Students will analyze geographic information to understand global issues and spatial relationships.
Communication: Students will report and discuss geographic information effectively, using appropriate tools and technologies.
Adaptive Perseverance and Learner’s Mindset: Students will explore the evolving nature of geographic tools and adapt to new methods for analyzing spatial information.
How do various geographic tools represent the Earth differently, and why are these differences important?
In what ways can understanding spatial relationships help us solve problems in our community or the world?
How has technological advancement improved our ability to acquire, process, and analyze geographic information?
SS:GE:1: The World in Spatial Terms
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