Aging Populations Key idea: An aging population impacts on the future development of a country. Specification Content: The relationship between population.

Slides:

Advertisements

Similar presentations

Population Pyramids IB SL.

Advertisements

Why do people in LEDCs have bigger families?

How do population changes affect a country’s future?

The demographic transition model

Jeopardy $100 Section 2Section 3Section 4Section 6Section 8 $200 $300 $400 $300 $200 $100 $400 $300 $200 $100 $400 $300 $200 $100 $400 $300 $200 $100.

Describe the population structure of this country;

Unit 2 Human Geography: Population Change

Introducing Dependency Ratios. What's to come… 1 What are dependency Ratios? 2 Impacts of youthful and aging populations.

What is this trying to show? Population structures  The rates of natural increase, births, deaths, infant mortality and life expectancy all affect the.

1 The number of people born per 1000 of the population. The Number of people who die per 1000 of the population. The average age a person can expect to.

Aging population in Europe Authors: Spela Velikonja, Gabriela Nedic Case study.

Slide 1 Slide 2 Preparation before starting this Revision unit you need to have:- Sorted you theory notes and.

The demographic transition model LO: 1.Define birth rate, death rate and natural increase 2. Draw and annotate Demographic Transition Model and include.

The Human Population Chapter 9 Notes. Developed Nations have strong social support systems (schools, healthcare, etc.), diverse industrial economies,

Ageing populations LO: Explain dependency and ageing ratios Examine the impacts of ageing populations using relevant case studies.

How and why do rates of population change vary over time? Populations change as result of variations in the BR and DR, plus/minus migration. The DEMOGRAPHIC.

The demographic transition model LO: 1.Define birth rate, death rate and natural increase 2. Draw and annotate Demographic Transition Model and include.

The demographic transition model LO: 1.Define birth rate, death rate and natural increase 2. Draw and annotate Demographic Transition Model and include.

Population Pyramids Key Idea: Key Words:

Demographic Transition Model (DTM) Key Idea: Countries pass through different stages of population growth as shown in the five stages of the Demographic.

Government and the UK Economy. Starter: Think of three words that you would use when talking about the UK economy – what do they mean? Hopefully by the.

Youthful populations: case study Gambia Define key terms “economically active”, “young dependants”, “old dependants” and “dependency ratios”. I can understand.

Population Structures. Aims of today’s lesson To find out how to read a population structure. To find out what the different shapes represent. To find.

Ageing Population Health. Health: Ageing Population OUTLINE What is an ageing population? Implications of an ageing population. Geographical distribution.

Lesson 2: Demographic Terms and Population Control Policies.

Chapter 7 The Human Population.

Fighting child poverty across the OECD: is work the answer?

Human Population Pyramids

Population Growth and Transitions

How and why does the age and gender structure of populations vary?

Lesson 3: Ageing Populations

Do Now: Population Pyramids Movie Clip

MILLENIUMS DEVELOPMENT GOALS

L/O: To discuss the social issue of an aging population

Measuring development

A Geographical Case Study Population Change In Japan

Why has there been a population explosion?

Government Control of Population

ECE 311 Competitive Success/snaptutorial.com

ECE 311 Education for Service-- snaptutorial.com.

ECE 311 Teaching Effectively-- snaptutorial.com

Population Pyramids.

Key population issues What are the key population issues and how can they be tackled? Understanding the changing nature of population and what has been.

Age Structure Diagrams

INTRODUCTION TO TRANSITION PLANNING For Students with Disabilities

Globalisation Impacts on the UK.

Describe this areas population structure?

Population Change in Europe

Ageing and youthful populations

Restrictive vs. expansive population policies (also called ante-natalist and pro-natalist policies) Restrictive – aim to lower birth rate to lower dependency.

Explain and understand a population policy

China and the One Child Policy

Changing populations How has the world’s population changes and how can we represent that? Understand the Demographic Transition Model and how to interpret.

Unit 2 Human Geography: Population Change

Lesson Starter.

Unit: Ch. 9 The Human Population.

Unit Population Growth.

Lesson 3: Ageing Populations

Population Pyramids IB SL.

What is Poverty?.

Introduction to Taxation

Population make up Mr Boland Geography.

Chapter 12: Human Population

What is Poverty? STARTER

The Effects of Slow Population Growth

Lesson 3: Ageing Populations

Population Geography Terms and Concepts.

Presentation transcript:

Aging Populations Key idea: An aging population impacts on the future development of a country. Specification Content: The relationship between population structure and population decline. The problems associated with an aging dependant population. Government strategies to cope with an aging population in one EU country.

The uk After watching the video answer the questions: What caused the aging population in the UK? What does an aging population pyramid look like? http://www.bbc.co.uk/learningzone/clips/why-is-the-uks-population-ageing/537.html

Population Pyramids Put these statements on the right place and on the right pyramid. Make sure you can justify your answer Primary school class sizes fall New maternity hospital is needed. New “Shopmobility” centre opens in Southgate Mall. Billy White queues for his annual flu injection. There are more Golden Weddings. Parents start to think more about family planning. Grandparents are rare. Taxes have to rise to pay for growing dependent population. Scunthorpe General Hospital advertises in Indonesia for new staff. Grandparents take increased responsibility for child care. A mother sobs over the grave of the last of her six children who died in a typhoid epidemic. Mr Brown is surprised at the large number of elderly women at Gala Bingo. The public health inspector smiles as the building of the new sewers is finished.

Problems High dependency ratio Pensions Health care Social care Housing Drop in exports Less representation ‘generation gap’

Benefits Higher life expectancy Providing care for dependants Could choose to work long/volunteer Disposable income

Task Read the cards and sort them into categories (min 2, max 6). Re-sort the cards into economic, social and political issues. Economic – about money Social – about people Political - about governments

Task One way in which an MEDC gains from having an aging population is... I think this because... One social issue about an aging population is... One economic issue about an aging population is... One political issue about an aging population is...

Case Studies Using the resources on Moodle, build a case study for each of the three countries below: France (there is a good section in the textbook) UK Italy Include: the causes, any specific problems/benefits, and how they are addressing the problem.