Quick questions on Measuring globalisation and connectivity: WACE Year 12 Geography

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What are measuring globalisation with indices?

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Because globalisation is made of many flows, it is measured by combining indicators into an index.

What is a method for any stimulus?

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The examination almost always supplies stimulus material, so a reliable routine earns marks. First, orient yourself: read the title, key, units, scale and source date so you know exactly what is shown. Second, describe the spatial pattern using direction, named places and the data values, not vague words like "lots". Third, explain the pattern with geographical concepts such as time-space compression, core and periphery, or push and pull.

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