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Primary data collection 22  \n5 Data processing and presentation 24  \n6 Analysis and conclusions 26  \n7 Critically reflecting on the results 27  \n(4) Suggested fieldwork opportunities 28  \n7A: Investigating physical environments (river landscapes) 28  \n7A: Investigating physical environments (coastal landscapes) 30 7B: Investigating human landscapes (central/inner urban area(s)) 32  \n7B: Investigating human landscapes (rural settlements) 34  \n(5) Resources to support fieldwork and research 36  \n(6) Virtual fieldwork 37  \n(7) Further support and guidance 38  \nA context and rationale for fieldwork in Pearson Edexcel GCSE Geography A  \nThe DfE and Ofqual (in consultation with the Geography community) are in no  \ndoubt that fieldwork is an essential experience for all students studying Geography. Fieldwork can be challenging, informative, sometimes messy, but frequently fun.  \nAllowing students to explore issues and questions in a real-world context that frequently produces uncertain or ‘grey’ outcomes encourages them to question their own findings and nurtures analytical and critical thinking, as well as building resilience.  \nFieldwork can strengthen skills and reach learners that other approaches fail to reach. Please make sure your students get the best fieldwork experience your colleagues and resources can provide, whether it be local days out, formal teacherled field-trips, or working with a fieldwork provider.  \nIntroduction and assessment overview  \nThroughout their course, learners need to acquire a range of geographical skills through fieldwork and linked practical exercises.  \nFieldwork and enquiry skills in readiness for assessment must include the following:  \n● Pre-fieldwork planning – designing a fieldwork investigation, as per the qualification content. 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