1. Data Collection Grid

2. Secondary Primary Use of
Data Data Technology

3. Support material reminder
Type in ‘Hengistbury Head’ into the
search box

4. Support material reminder Type in ‘Hengistbury Head’ into the search
box or use the Tag Cloud

5. Data All in by
presentation 1st June

6. Progress Check
1. How much have I got left to do? Check the
progress grid. Set yourself deadlines.
2. Set a target: (Total CA marks out of 60)
1. 50+ marks A
2. 40+ Marks B
3. 35+ Marks C
3. Examine the mark scheme. What do you need
to do?
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7. High control – the method grid

8. Taken from Include your These two sections allow you
Introduction sampling to gain analysis marks so are
planning strategy very important.
sheet
Key Method Description Importance of Problems / Possible
question Data Limitations development
Are Sediment An area of beach • Important for • Sample was quite • A larger sample
geomorphic sampling was sampled at showing how small considering the would allow
processes random to look sediment changes in size of the area better conclusions
affecting the at sediment size different areas • It was hard to be to be made.
environment and shape. • Important to show if accurate •Collect data on
at H.Head? Quadrats were erosion is occuring • The wind made different areas of
thrown at sampling difficult the whole beach /
random over the spit to give a
beach and then • It wasn’t very
scientific, we just used clearer picture.
sediment was • Measure the
analysed to our eyes
sediment
determine how accurately
many pebbles of
different sizes /
shapes exist.
Include
Why do you need this
Technology, s
data in order to answer
econdary
your key question?
data, etc

9. Example layout