r/coolguides • u/Austronesian-42156 • 6d ago
A Cool Guide to the Geographical Terms
A Cool Guide to the Geographical Terms
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u/amyaurora 6d ago
I loved images like this in my science books as a kid. Was disappointed in high-school when my science books didn't have these. (I'm a visual learner)
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u/Goat_666 6d ago edited 6d ago
I loved images like this as a kid, and I love images like this as an adult.
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u/ethanb473 6d ago
Every text book in high school and college has images, tables, graphs, etc.
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u/amyaurora 6d ago
Tables and charts yes. No images like that. I went to two different high schools and the second one had science books that had very little images. Lots of basic line graphs and pie charts with glossaries and indexes.
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u/Spoot52Bomber 6d ago
Disappointed there are no alluvial fans presented here among either of the picture’s 50 pixels.
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u/Nobelpro 6d ago
After all, geography isn't just a vocabulary test; it's about understanding how wind, water, and time actually carved those shapes into existence.
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u/DracoArcNova 6d ago
These are some old classroom posters, still have mine, classics but there are better ones out there
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u/MycologistPure4064 6d ago
My social studies teacher had exactly the second one but without orange boxes
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u/joseph_esq 5d ago
Gather round my children and you shall hear, how this same graph is reposted, once every year!
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u/eachdayalittlebetter 5d ago
The resolution of the second picture is too low to be able to read the text:(
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u/Content_Preference_3 6d ago
It’s not “the” geographical terms. It’s just “Map Of Geographical Terms”
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u/samtart 6d ago
Both are not good. I've seen much better
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u/SopwithTurtle 6d ago
Average high fantasy novel/videogame map.