are a "tool to think with" and as such, have no agenda of their own. Instead, they are designed to provide "essential fundamentals at a glance" and allow the user to interpret the data according to ...

As each table, map or graph was shown, students worked in small groups to interpret the data and to propose a new question to ask. Although the students were given the opportunity to ask any question, ...

In geography it is important to be able to read and understand data that is presented in a range of different ways. We often use graphs to present data in a clear and accessible way. There are many ...