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Created
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University in meeting the Illinois state standards for specialization
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Geography
- Standard 11 |
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The
competent geography teacher understands the patterns and networks
of economic interdepedence on Earth's surface. |
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Knowledge
Indicators - The competent geography teacher: |
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| 11A. | understands the classification, characteristics, and spatial distribution of economic systems. | GEG 3600
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understands how places of various size function as centers of economic activity. |
GEG 3600
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| 11C. | understands the increasing economic interdependence of the world's countries. | GEG 3600
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| 11D. | understands the geographic causes and consequences of world trade. | GEG 3600
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Performance
Indicators - The competent geography teacher: |
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| 11E. | classifies and describes the spatial distribution of major economic systems and evaluates their relative merits in terms of productivity and the social welfare of workers. | GEG 3600
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| 11F. | identifies and evaluates the spatial aspect of economic sytems, e.g., market areas around major business establishments. | GEG 3600
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| 11G. | analyzes and evaluates international economic issues from a spatial point of view. | GEG 3600
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| 11H. | identifies and explains the primary geographic causes for world trade. | GEG 3600
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Assistance
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Other news & Information: Frequently Asked Questions - 2005-2006 Testing Schedule - What to Expect on the Day of the Test Comments about this web-site should be submitted to: Dr. Charles Titus, Project Coordinator |
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Web-Site Last Updated 5-1-2005 |
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