Elective Geography Secondary 3 Normal Academic- Reasons For Variations in Development in the World...

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Secondary 3 Elective- NAChapter 9: Reasons for Variations in Development in the World

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3+Class Test: CA2

Date: 5th April 2012 (This Thursday)

Topics Covered Chapter 9: Reasons for Variations in Development in

the World pg 183-200

4+Feedback: 3-2-1 Worksheet

Not Clear About Historical Factor x4 Political Factor x2 Core and Periphery Map Reading Way to write for the exam question format

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5+S.H.E.E.P Framework

SocialPolitical

Historical

EconomicEnvironmental

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because of all these factors a countryis either more developed or less developed

Less DevelopedCountry (LDC)

More DevelopedCountry (DC)

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pg. 184-185

More DevelopedCountry (DC)

Colonial Power

Less DevelopedCountry (LDC)

Colony

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pg. 190- 192

More DevelopedCountry (DC)

Core

Less DevelopedCountry (LDC)

Periphery

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9+Economic Factors:Tokyo, Japan

http://vimeo.com/29186408

10+Economic Factors:Satellite Image of Earth at Night

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core

periphery

11+Core- Periphery Concept

What is the Core? Higher concentration of people and wealth Higher standard of living More job opportunities eg. Richer Areas of Country, Developed Country

What is the Periphery? Lower concentration of people and wealth Lower standard of living Fewer job opportunities eg. Poorer Areas of Country, Less Developed Country

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pg. 190- 192

More DevelopedCountry (DC)

Core

Less DevelopedCountry (LDC)

Periphery

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Arman Alluwie TP2 (SHSS)pg. 186- 189

More DevelopedCountry (DC)

More Natural ResourcesBetter ClimateHigher Access to Tech

Less DevelopedCountry (LDC)

Litter Natural ResourcesHarsh ClimateNo Access to Tech

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http://vimeo.com/37012843

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15+Climate and Agriculture

00:33- 5:25 of http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KaEG3E7TfWA

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Climate Development

climate promotes or discourages development

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made possible by large amount of investment

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Arman Alluwie TP2 (SHSS)pg. 195- 197

More DevelopedCountry (DC)

Stable GovernmentAttract Investors

Less DevelopedCountry (LDC)

ConflictsDiscourage Investors

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Look at the summarized notes

Are you able to explain the factors from the bulleted points?

Ask your teachers if you are not able to explain them

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Social Factors Affecting Development

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More DevelopedCountry (DC)

Higher Literacy RateLow Population Growth

Less DevelopedCountry (LDC)

Lower Literacy RateHigh Population Growth

(courtesy of Isaiah)

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Name: ___________________Class: ____________________

(take your own notes in this space)

Social Factors Affecting Development

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23+Social Factors:Population High Population Growth Rate (LDCs)

Population due to Higher Birth Rate than Death Rate

Insufficient Food and Housing Eg. Kenya, Nigeria and Ethiopia

Low Population Growth Rate (DCs) Fewer children due to higher cost of living Problems of under population

pg. 194

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Government has little money to spend on education Involved in Agriculture Little effort to provide educational opportunities

Higher Literacy Rate (DCs) Likely to work in Secondary and Tertiary industries Contribute to a higher standard of living

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Low population growth rate and small family size

People spend more time and energy working to advance their careers

Eg. Norway

High population growth rate and large family size

Resources spent on: health and medical care,

food and education for the young population

care for young mothers and housing for young families

Fewer resources left to improve quality of life of general population

Eg.: Ethiopia

Developed Country Less Developed Country

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Higher literacy rate

High quality of education

People are more likely to work in secondary and tertiary industries and contribute to a higher standard of living

Eg. Italy

Education is not widespread because many cannot afford it

Low quality of education and limited schools

People with little of no education are reluctant to change, unable to acquire new skills

Abundance of unskilled workers in with low productivity and income

Eg.: Sierra Leone

Developed Country Less Developed Country