SOLO Geography Rubrics

Place is security space is freedom; we are attached to the one and long for the other.

At first only the point of entry is recognised; beyond lies space. In time more and more landmarks are identified and the subject gains confidence in movement. Finally the space consists of familiar landmarks and paths – in other words, place.

Tuan Yi-Fu, 1977. Space and Place: the Perspective of Experience University of Minnesota Press Page 3.

The Craig Perry Collection

You can see more of Craig's work with SOLO Taxonomy on his blog - geoperry and follow him on Twitter: @perrynator18

Functional Knowledge

Drawing a Précis Sketch or Map

Declarative Knowledge

Tourism Development: Applying an Elements & Interactions model

Applying an Annotated Map, Diagram or Sketch to a written piece of work

Linking concepts

Exploring Social Action

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