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Social Science
Geography Outcomes
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Outcome 1:
Know and use geographic information by being able to create, interpret, and use maps and spatial data.
Outcome 2:
Utilize geographic skills to analyze historical, cultural, economic, demographic, political, and environmental issues.
Outcome 3:
Demonstrate the ability to synthesize information and data to convey spatial relationships.
Outcome 4:
Locate, map and describe major physical and human geographic features at the local, regional, national, and global levels.
Outcome 5:
Understand the application of spatial theories and concepts at both the small and large scale.
Outcome 6:
Explain the characteristics, distribution, and migration of human populations in terms of physical, cultural, and economic factors and conflicts through formal and informal writing activities.
Outcome 7:
Analyze the dynamic relationships between human and physical systems of the Earth.
Outcome 8:
Understand the influences of geographic features on the physical and cultural development of cities, nations, and regions.
Outcome 9:
Utilize tools such as geographic information systems, spreadsheets, and statistical packages to analyze and represent spatial relationships.
Outcome 10:
Demonstrate knowledge of how different multi-cultural perspectives impact how places are perceived, utilized, and transformed.
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