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Chapter 2

 

 

AP Human Geography

Theme

Date

Monday, September 22, 2008 –

Tuesday, October 14, 2008

 

Population

Chapter 2

Lesson Overview

  • Where is the world’s population distributed?
  • Where has the world’s population increased?
  • Why is population increasing at different rates in different countries?
  • Why might the world face an overpopulation problem?   

 

 

Lesson Duration

 

 16 class periods

 

Lesson

Schedule

Class

Letter

Day

Date

 

1

B

Mon

9-22

Chapter overview (Journals due)

2

X

Tues

9-23

X Advisory Retreat X

3

R

Weds

9-24

X Cycle Day X

4

E

Thurs

9-25

Ch 2, Sec 1

5

T

Fri

9-26

Ch 2, Sec 1

 

 

 

 

 

6

O

Mon

9-29

Ch 2, Sec 2

7

N

Tues

9-30

Quiz

8

B

Weds

10-1

Ch 2, Sec 3 (Journals due) 

9

I

Thurs

10-2

Ch 2, Sec 3

10

R

Fri

10-3

X Cycle Day X

 

 

 

 

 

11

E

Mon

10-6

Ch 2, Sec 3

12

T

Tues

10-7

Ch 2, Sec 4

13

O

Weds

10-8

Ch 2, Sec 4

14

N

Thurs

10-9

Review

15

B

Fr

10-10

Test (Country Project due)

 

 

 

 

 

 

X

Mon

10-13

X No School – Columbus Day X

16

I

Tues

10-14

Return Test (Journals Due)

 

 

Weds

10-15

11:30 dismissal – 12th College Visit Day

 

R

Thurs

10-16

X Cycle Day X

 

E

Fri

10-17

Chapter 3 overview

            *Schedule subject to change

 

Homework Assignment:

  1.  Country Project – Population – due Fri, Oct 15th
  2. Current Events Journal – due on “B” day
  3. Due to the test, the Fri, Oct 15th Journal is moved to Tues, Oct 16th
  4. Chapter vocabulary is testable

 

 

PROPER HEADING  - IN TOP RIGHT CORNER

   First AND Last Name

   AP Human Geography

   Assignment / Chapter #

 

Lesson Type

Lecture, discussion, research, self study

 

 Learning Objectives

  • Discuss the geographical analysis of population as it relates to density, distribution and scale.
  • Analyze population growth and decline over time and space with historical trends, future projections, patterns of fertility, mortality, and health.
  • Explain population growth and decline over time and space using theories of population growth ( the Demographic Transition Model), regional variations of demographic transitions, and patterns of composition (age, sex, race, ethnicity)
  • Summarize the geographical analysis of population and consequence of various densities and distributions; population growth and decline over time and space using future projections, theories of growth, population polices, and patterns of fertility, mortality, and health

 

Course Materials

  • Text, notebook, atlas
  • Research and lecture notes
  • Supplemental
  • Worksheets
  • Journal
  • Country project

 

 

Evaluation

Formative Evaluations

  1. Class lecture/discussion
  2. Country assignment (50 pts)
  3. Journal (10 pts)
  4. Geography worksheets (10 pts)

 

Summative Evaluation

  1. Test (100 pts)

 

 

Notes

 

  • Due to the test, the Fri, Oct 15th Journal is moved to Tues, Oct 16th
  • Students are to read and research each section before the class lecture.
  • Students are to study their text and lecture notes for the test