How to achieve the next Level in Geography Level 4
You can recognise and describe places and patterns. You know some processes that change the features of a place. You can offer views on the environment. You can suggest geographical questions.
Level 5
You can describe places. You can describe and begin to explain patterns. You can describe how processes lead to similarities and differences between environments. You understand how humans can change the environment. You can understand different points of view. You can select and use skills to present information.
Level 6
You can describe and analyse places. You can describe and explain how processes interact to produce distinctive places. You can appreciate different values and attitudes towards the environment. You understand how sustainable approaches to the environment work. You can identify bias. You can reach conclusions using an appropriate sequence of investigation.
Level 7
You can analyse physical and human characteristics of a place. You can explain interactions between physical and human processes and how these produce diversity. You can analyse geographical patterns. You know that the environment leads to conflict of opinions and that peoples lives and the environment are affected by actions and events in other places. You can evaluate sources of evidence and begin to write substantial conclusions using a range of skills.