Interpretation and QWC - 9 Marks
|Level 1 |1-3 marks |The candidate gives a brief description of their findings. Some basic reasons |
| | |may be offered for these findings. A limited range of specialised terms is used.|
| | |Reasonable accuracy in the use of spelling, punctuation and grammar is evident. |
|Level 2 |4-6 marks |The candidate describes and attempts to analyse results by means of basic |
| | |numerical data manipulation. Conclusions are drawn relating to the original |
| | |purpose of the investigation. A good range of specialist terms is used |
| | |appropriately. Considerable accuracy in spelling, punctuation and grammar is |
| | |evident. |
|Level 3 |7-9 marks |The candidate describes and analyses the findings in detail. Valid conclusions |
| | |are reached in relation to the original purpose of the enquiry. A wide range of |
| | |specialist terms is used appropriately. Ideas are expressed clearly, logically |
| | |and fluently with accurate use of spelling, punctuation and grammar. |
Is Greenwich Peninsula an example of successful urban redevelopment?
1) Is the development successful?
- Consider: brownfield, redevelopment, service provision, public transport, sustainability and employment (has the cycle of decline been broken?)
- Use your results/figures/detail to support your answer:
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