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    1. The Decision Making Exercise An Introduction S.Rackley (FEHS)
    2. What is the DME?
      • An issue about sustainable developments
      • You have to learn about the issue, study the options to solve it, and then make the decision.
      • It’s worth 30% of your final grade! Bad news: You have to work hard…! Good news: That’s 30% done and dusted!
    3. How do we do the DME?
      • For 3 school weeks before the exam, use resource booklet to become experts on it’s contents.
      • This will take 100% dedication with classwork and homework. You only get those 3 working weeks!
      • The exam, you have the booklet. And a set of questions to answer, totalling 60 marks.
    4. How is the booklet structured?
      • Three sections – the background , the options and the decision .
    5. The background
      • Usually contains photographs, facts, figures, graphs, maps etc.
      • What we have learnt in class so far will also help.
      • The information in the background should be used when making the decision.
    6. The options
      • Hints at the advantages and disadvantages of possible options to solve or develop the issue.
      • May also contain people’s points of view.
      • In the decision, you will explain which option is best, and why you didn’t chose the others.
    7. The decision
      • The exam will ask you to:
      • choose how you want to solve/development the issue
      • state the advantages and disadvantages of your choice
      • say why you didn’t choose the other options.
    8. The exam
      • Not optional – The exam plus the 3 weeks teaching time are not skippable. Doing so jeopardises your GCSE. (You can’t help being ill, but try not to miss lessons!!!!)
      • 1hr 45mins long, done under exam conditions with an invigilator.
      • Worth 30% of your GCSE.
    9. Hints and Tips
      • Work hard! The next 3 school weeks can make the difference between setting yourself up to get a good grade or playing catch up for the rest of your GCSE .
      • Keep an eye on the news and on the net . DMEs are always about current issues. Do some light research on the net in your own time.
      • Keep up to date with homework. It is impossible to cover all the information in the DME in class.
      • Have fun! The DME mimics what real decision makers do in their jobs, and is up-to-date geography! You’re doing cutting-edge stuff!

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