Geography involves understanding the world and environment. It examines landscapes, people, places, and how the environment is interwoven. Geography provides insight into global connections and human impacts. Studying geography fosters responsibility, sustainability, and cultural awareness. To be a good geographer, one should be curious, observant, and ask questions about who, what, where, why, how, and when regarding changes and places. Geography includes the study of physical geography, human geography, and environmental geography.

1. What is Geography? 'Geography is all about the world in which we live and on which we depend. Landscapes, peoples, places and the fragile environment are all interwoven. Its unique combination of knowledge gives rise to a clear and incisive understanding of the interconnections of our world including the human impact on our environment. Learning through geography is a magnificent way of fostering environmental responsibility, sustainable development and cultural awareness.'

2. How to become a good geographer Who is affected by these changes? How is it changing? What is it like? Where is this place? Why is it like this? How do they feel about it ? How do I feel about it? That’s easy. Get nosy! Use your eyes. Look for clues. Ask questions that start with words like Who, What, Where, How, Why, When. See examples above.

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