KING EDWARD VI CAMP HILL SCHOOL FOR BOYS
– LOWER SIXTH SCHEME OF WORK
Subject content
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Suggested teaching time
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Teaching focus
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Possible case studies where there is a need for increased depth of study
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Opportunity for integration of practical skills
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Global Population Change
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Total 30 hours
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Population indicators to include vital rates (birth rate, death rate, fertility rate, infant mortality rate, changes over time, life expectancy, migration rate and population density) for countries at different stages of development.
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6 hours
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Interrelationships between various factors.
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UK, Sweden, India, Kenya Brazil
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Census returns
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Population change: the demographic transition model (5 stages), its validity and applicability in countries at different stages of development.
Population structures at different stages of the demographic transition. The impact of migration in population structure. The implications of different structures for the balance between population and resources |
6 hours
3 hours
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As above
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Graph drawing Census returns Atlas skills
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Social, economic and political implications of population change. Attempts to manage population change to achieve sustainable development with reference to case studies of countries at different stages of development.
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7 hours
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Management for human welfare purposes
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China, India, Mauritius
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The way population change and migration affects the character of rural and urban areas.
Settlement case studies comparing two (or more) of the following areas: an inner city area, a suburban area, an area of rural/urban fringe and an area of rural settlement. To include reference to characteristics such as: housing, ethnicity, age structure, wealth and employment and the provision of services. The implications of the above for social welfare.
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8 hours
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Case study of nearby city
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Correlation tests Graphs Choropleth Isolines Triangular graphs
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