Perspectives

=Perspectives =

**Spatial perspective** - study something in terms of location, distance, and direction.
 * this is where we study maps, line drawings, sketches, photographes
 * this is where we look at the patterns of where environmental features are found and why

**Ecological perspective** - study something in terms of environment and social interaction
 * this is where we explore ecosystems
 * we also explore the way people react with and impact on these ecosystems
 * this means this is the study of the biosphere

**Social Perspectives** - study the point of view and opinions held as part of social interaction
 * this is where people's attitudes and understandings will shape the views they hold and express

Together these perspectives make up the manner in which Geography helps understand how physical, social, cultural, economic and political factors shape communities, including the global community

Check out these links: - [|Spatial and ecological dimensions] [|Geographic Perspectives]