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Junior Cycle Geography

Strands, elements and learning outcome numbers from the specification. Inside the planner you see each outcome in full and add the ones you're teaching.
Type
Subject
Exam level
Common level
Specification
Junior Cycle Geography specification (March 2017)
Minimum hours
200
Classroom-Based Assessments
Normally two, in 2nd and 3rd Year (see the specification)

Strands

  • Exploring the physical world

    IE-JC-GEO.PW · 10 learning outcomes

    Processes, patterns, systems and scale, Geographical skills, Sustainability

    • LO 1.1
    • LO 1.2
    • LO 1.3
    • LO 1.4
    • LO 1.5
    • LO 1.6
    • LO 1.7
    • LO 1.8
    • LO 1.9
    • LO 1.10
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  • Exploring how we interact with the physical world

    IE-JC-GEO.IPW · 9 learning outcomes

    Processes, patterns, systems and scale, Geographical skills, Sustainability

    • LO 2.1
    • LO 2.2
    • LO 2.3
    • LO 2.4
    • LO 2.5
    • LO 2.6
    • LO 2.7
    • LO 2.8
    • LO 2.9
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  • Exploring people, place and change

    IE-JC-GEO.PPC · 9 learning outcomes

    Processes, patterns, systems and scale, Geographical skills, Sustainability

    • LO 3.1
    • LO 3.2
    • LO 3.3
    • LO 3.4
    • LO 3.5
    • LO 3.6
    • LO 3.7
    • LO 3.8
    • LO 3.9
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Questions teachers ask

How is Junior Cycle Geography organised?
The specification has 3 strands (Exploring the physical world, Exploring how we interact with the physical world, Exploring people, place and change) and 28 learning outcomes. Each outcome has an official number, shown here with our code.
Can Heapso plan Junior Cycle Geography lessons?
Yes. Choose "Plan this" next to a strand to open a lesson plan set to 1st Year Geography, or plan a unit for any year. Inside the planner you see the full learning outcomes and add the ones you're teaching.

Plan your next Geography unit

Heapso opens a unit plan for Junior Cycle Geography. Add the learning outcomes you're teaching and Pip cites only those.

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