YOUR SUBJECT LESSONS
Geography
Work with scales and population indicators.
- 01Identify the territory, date and spatial scale.
- 02Calculate an indicator with its denominator.
- 03Explain what the indicator leaves out.
FROM PRINCIPLE TO PRACTICE
Lessons in a useful order
From foundations to high school: a mental model, worked example and four exercises with solutions per chapter.
Middle school
Geography
Maps and scale: what a map shows
A map selects information at a chosen scale; it is not the territory itself.
Lesson and 4 exercisesMiddle school
Geography
Read a map: legend, scale and choices
Maps select information about space.
Lesson and 4 exercisesHigh school foundations
Geography
Population and migration balances
Population changes through births, deaths, arrivals and departures.
Lesson and 4 exercisesHigh school · intermediate
Geography
Cities and metropolitan concentration
Urbanisation increases the role of cities in population and space.
Lesson and 4 exercisesHigh school · intermediate
Geography
Sustainable development: actors and trade-offs
Sustainable development considers present needs and future possibilities across social, economic and environmental dimensions.
Lesson and 4 exercisesFinal-year concepts
Geography
Globalisation: flows, actors, inequalities
Globalisation intensifies relations between places without integrating them equally.
Lesson and 4 exercises