No. of pages 96
Published: 2007
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There are 96 pages in this book. This book was published 2007 by Cambridge University Press .
Andrew Fusek Peters is Britain's tallest poet. He travels the country visiting schools with his weird and wonderful poems, plays and digeridu and juggles a bit. Andrew lives in an old chapel in Shropshire with his wife and young daughter. Grant Kleeman is a Lecturer in Education at Macquarie University's Australian Centre for Educational Studies. He is an experienced teacher, educator, author, curriculum consultant and a Higher School Certificate and School Certificate examiner. Grant has been closely involved in the development of Geography curriculum in New South Wales.
This book has the following chapters: Part I. Geography Skills Bank: 1. Maps; 2. Scale; 3. Latitude, longitude and time zones; 4. Direction, bearings and quadrants; 5. Relief; 6. Landform features; 7. Interpreting topographic maps; 8. Photographs and satellite images; 9. Field sketches, line drawings and sketch maps; 10. Climate graphs and weather maps; 11. Graphs; 12. Specialist maps; 13. Interpreting statistical data; Part II. Using Your Geography Skills: 14. Canberra topographic map extract; 15. Camden Haven topographic map extract; 16. Kosciuszko topographic map extract; 17. Darling Harbour and Pyrmont; 18. Wallis Lake topographic map extract; 19. Mount Buller topographic map extract; 20. Melbourne's Docklands; 21. Grampians topographic map extract; 22. Lake Pedder topographic map extract; 23. Lake St Clair topographic map extract; 24. Tamar topographic map extract; 25. Barossa Valley topographic map extract; 26. Port Hedland topographic map extract; 27. Currumbin topographic map extract; 28. Uluru topographic map extract; 29. Daintree topographic map extract; 30. Noosa topographic map extract; 31. Kiama topographic map extract; 32. Cairns topographic map extract; 33. Hamilton Island topographic map extract; Part III. Themes in Australian Geography: 33. Australia's place and space; 34. Australia's landforms and deserts; 35. Australia's climate; 36. Natural hazards; 37. Australia's vegetation; 38. Australia's population; 39. Indigenous Australians; 40. Where Australians live; 41. Economic activity and work; 42. Tourism; Answers.