Module 3: Geography
Statistics basics and map work fundamentals.
Use this workbook to practice core KCSE communication skills and record evidence of progress.
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SECTION: GEOGRAPHY
MODULE: 3
Part A: Units
1. Statistical methods
a. Definition of statistics
b. Types of data
c. Sources of data
d. Methods of data collection
e. Data analysis
f. Data presentation
g. Advantages and disadvantages
2. Map work
a. Pictures, plans and maps
b. Differences between them
c. Types of maps
d. Marginal information
Part B: Project
Collect local data and present it clearly.
Project Title: Local Data and Simple Map Practice
Objective: Apply statistics and map work through data collection and presentation.
Project Instructions:
- 1. Collect simple data (e.g., number of shops, water points, or houses).
- 2. Present the data using a table or simple graph.
- 3. Create a simple sketch map showing key features.
- 4. Add marginal information (title, key, scale, direction).
- 5. Consult your coach where necessary.
Evidence to Submit:
- • Data table or graph.
- • Sketch map with marginal information.
- • Short reflection on data collection challenges.
Submission
Part C: Training Others
Teach a peer about data collection and map work.
Guidance:
- • Explain data types and how to collect them.
- • Demonstrate a simple graph or table.
- • Show how to add a key and direction on a map.
Reflection:
- • What did the learner understand well?
- • What needed more explanation?
- • What support do you need from your coach?
Submission
Part D: Assessment
Competency Levels:
1 = Expectations not met
2 = Partially met
3 = Satisfactorily met
4 = Excellently met
Self-assessment:
- • Data collection and sources:
- • Data analysis and presentation:
- • Map work and marginal information:
Coach assessment:
- • Data collection and sources:
- • Data analysis and presentation:
- • Map work and marginal information:
Submission
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