25 October 2021 Shared work symbols look out

25 October 2021 Shared work symbols – look out for these! Work in exercise book Pause and complete a short task in One Note Workbook Complete quiz Look, Cover, Write, Check Self-mark Complete assignment

25 October 2021 Geography over the next few weeks! • Your lessons will run the same time as normal!! • Please make sure you are ready to learn with your equipment 3 minutes before your lesson is about to start. 10 cde – Monday at 11: 20 am, Wednesday at 9 am, Friday at 9 am 10 ab • For every Geography lesson you will need: your exercise book, a blue/black pen, green pen, ruler, pencil and calculator.

25 October 2021

25 October 2021 Geography Shout Outs!

Do now 2: 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. In 1990, …. % of the world’s population lived in urban areas. By 2030, ……% of the world’s population will live in urban areas. Using the line graph in Figure 1, in 2000, …………. million people lived in urban areas. Using the multiple bar chart, between 2007 and 2030 the greatest predicted growth of urban populations will be in……. . Using the multiple bar chart, between 2007 and 2030 the smallest predicted growth of urban populations will be in…. . The continent that will see the greatest increase in number of people living in urban areas is…. . One cause of urban growth is natural increase. This is when…. One cause of urban growth is rural to urban migration. This partly occurs due to industrialisation. This is…. . Why is urban growth occurring more rapidly in LICs and NEEs than HICs?

Do now 2: answers 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. In 1990, 43% of the world’s population lived in urban areas. By 2030, 60% of the world’s population will live in urban areas. Using the line graph in Figure 1, in 2000, 3000 million people lived in urban areas. Using the multiple bar chart, between 2007 and 2030 the greatest predicted growth of urban populations will be in Africa Using the multiple bar chart, between 2007 and 2030 the smallest predicted growth of urban populations will be in Europe The continent that will see the greatest increase in number of people living in urban areas is Asia One cause of urban growth is natural increase. This is when…. The birth rate is higher than the death rate One cause of urban growth is rural to urban migration. This partly occurs due to industrialisation. This is…. . the growth of secondary manufacturing Why is urban growth occurring more rapidly in LICs and NEEs than HICs? HICs have already been through the process of industrialisation. Furthermore, they are in stage 4 of the DTM which means there is very little natural increase.

s Oasi y dem aca : southbank Accessing the Assignment for this lesson. Click on ‘Teams’ Click on ‘ 11 ab-Gg 1’ Click on ‘Assignments’ Click on Lesson 2 (figure 1) – exam questions Click on the three dots and select “Open in Word Online”.

REVISION 25 October 2021 Objective: to interpret information within the resource booklet The increase in urban populations has not been evenly spread throughout the world (UN Habitat). Explain this comment. (6 marks) Overall the percentage of people living in urban areas has increased from……% in 1950 to ……. % in 2007, however the rate of growth has varied. • Paragraph 1: how have % of growth differed between regions using the multiple bar chart? • Paragraph 2: how have actual numbers differed in Africa and Asia using the text provided?

REVISION 25 October 2021 Objective: to interpret information within the resource booklet Using Figure 1, describe the global distribution of large and mega cities. (4 marks) Ø Which continent/country is there the most large cities? Are they concentrated in a particular part of the continent/country? Ø Are there continents or countries where there are very little or no large cities? Ø Which continent/country is there the most megacities? Are they concentrated in a particular part of the continent/country? Ø Are there continents or countries where there are very little or no large cities?

REVISION 25 October 2021 Objective: to interpret information within the resource booklet Using Figure 1, compare the growth of rural and urban populations. (4 marks) Urban populations have grown more rapidly than rural populations. More specifically urban populations are predicted to grown by………. . between 1950 and 2050, whereas rural populations…. . Furthermore between 2005 and 2040 rural populations have, and are predicted, to remain constant at…………million. Whereas, ….

REVISION Objective: to interpret information within the resource booklet Urbanisation results in the improving of living standards a country’s population. Discuss. (6 marks) On the one hand Ø How does urban growth improve standard of living? Ø Use Rio as an example. On the other hand Ø How does urban growth result in challenges? Ø Use Rio as an example. 25 October 2021