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    This document provides a performance task in Earth Science for students at St. Paul University in the Philippines. It asks students to make a simple map showing areas at risk of erosion and landslides in their community and to use maps, diagrams or models to predict future geological changes as tectonic plates continue to move.

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    This document provides a performance task in Earth Science for students at St. Paul University in the Philippines. It asks students to make a simple map showing areas at risk of erosion and landslides in their community and to use maps, diagrams or models to predict future geological changes as tectonic plates continue to move.

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    Performance Task in Earth Science-2nd Quarter

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    This document provides a performance task in Earth Science for students at St. Paul University in the Philippines. It asks students to make a simple map showing areas at risk of erosion and landslides in their community and to use maps, diagrams or models to predict future geological changes as tectonic plates continue to move.

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    St.

    Paul University
    Philippines Tuguegarao
    City, Cagayan 3500

    BASIC EDUCATION UNIT ISO CERTIFIED

    Performance Task in Earth Science


    (Second Quarter: S.Y 2021-2022)

    1. Make a simple map showing places where erosion and landslides may pose risks in the
    community.
    2. Using maps, diagrams or models predict what could happen in the future as the tectonic
    plates continue to move.

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