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Created
by the EIU History Department to assist students of Eastern Illinois
University in meeting the Illinois state standards for specialization
in the social sciences.
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Geography
- Standard 2
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The
competent geography teacher is able to use mental maps to organize
information about people, places, and environments in a spatial context.
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Knowledge
Indicators - The competent geography teacher: |
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| 2A. | understands how to use mental maps of physical and human features of the world to answer complex geographic questions.
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GEG 3800 |
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| 2B. | understands how mental maps reflect the human perception of places.
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GEG 3800 |
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| 2C. | understands how mental maps influence spatial and environmental decision-making.
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GEG 3800 |
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Performance
Indicators - The competent history teacher: |
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| 2D. | uses mental maps to analyze physical and human systems to answer complex geographic questions.
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GEG 3800 |
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| 2E. | identifies the ways in which mental maps influence human decisions about location, settlement, and public policy.
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GEG 3800 |
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| 2F. | analyzes ways in which people's mental maps reflect an individual's attitudes towards places.
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GEG 3800 |
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| 2G. | explains how mental maps influence spatial and environmental decision-making.
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GEG 3800 |
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Assistance
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Visit
web-links for further help.
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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 4-30-2005 |
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