Topography
Published on Apr 11, 2016
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Feldman's Method
- Identification
- Description
- Analysis
- Interpretation
- Judgment
Description=Comprehension
Analysis=Application
Interpretation=Synthesis
Judgment=Evaluation
We know Feldman's method in a different format during our reading and science experiments which is known as Bloom's Taxonomy.
Greek Origin with topos- meaning place, and suffix -graphy meaning to write.
Made in two methods
1-direct survey:seeing
2-indierect survey-radar, sonar, satellite
1-direct survey:seeing
2-indierect survey-radar, sonar, satellite
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Similar to the word geography
which refers to WHERE things are NOT whats on top.
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Description
Physical Features of the Land
We can see landforms such as mountains and rivers, maps also show the elevation changes in the land.
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Description
Physical Features of the Land
We can see landforms such as mountains and rivers, maps also show the elevation changes in the land.
Photo by petechar
How do we read it?
- Name of landmarks
- Contour lines: show elevation in maps
- Do you like dinosaurs?
Each student will get a picture of a dinosaur and vocabulary. While papers are going out discuss words on the list and how we know what they mean.
-Island piece of land surrounded by water
-Plain large flat area of land
-Lake
-River
-Mountains
-Valley
-Bay body of water that creates an indentation on the shore
-Peninsula piece of land almost surrounded by water
-Island piece of land surrounded by water
-Plain large flat area of land
-Lake
-River
-Mountains
-Valley
-Bay body of water that creates an indentation on the shore
-Peninsula piece of land almost surrounded by water
Analysis of Formations
- Culture: building/road
- Relief: mountain/valley
- Toponymy:names
How are contour lines used? What do you think image looks at 5550?
5709 is Signal Hill
