Year+8+Unit+3

== = __Population densities, population growth and migration__ =

Textbook Reference:Revise KS3 Geography Study Guide:pages 77 - 86
Having decided what a few terms mean, we will look at maps to see which places are densely populated and which are sparsely populated. Then we try to decide why this is. Next we look at where and why the world population is growing most, and go on to look at one country's solution. Finally we look at why people move from place to another, and at some of the issues for those leaving and for the people who country they go to

**Lesson 1: What is population density? Why do some places have a greater density than others?** **PowerPoint:** **Class Notes:** **Homework:** **Links you may need:**

**Lesson 2: Why are some population changing more than others?** **PowerPoint:** **Class Notes:** **Homework:** **Links mentioned in class - do take a look!**

@http://ngm.nationalgeographic.com/7-billion

@http://www.worldmapper.org/textindex/text_index.html

**Lesson 3: How can population be controlled?** **PowerPoint:** **Class Notes:** **Homework:** **Links you may need:** @http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/world/asia-pacific/6346931.stm. This is on the homework sheet but it is here too. Or here is a WORD version of the above article if you cannot open BBC pages:

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**Lesson 4: People on the move?** **PowerPoint:** **Class Notes:** **Homework:** **Links you may need:**

**Lesson 5: New people move in** **PowerPoint:** **Class Notes:** **Homework:**