Starter: Guess the answer

Slides:

Advertisements

Similar presentations

Demographics in Canada. Demographics – The study of population statistics Birth Rate – number of births per 1000 people in a population Death Rate – number.

Advertisements

Canadian Geography 3200/02 6.4: Migration Start. Overview Examine the relationship among birth rate, death rate, emigration and immigration to determine.

World Populations. Population Growth Statistics: In the past 200 years, the world’s population has increased so rapidly – 1 billion people lived.

Canada’s Changing Population

Homelearning Create a factfile China’s 1 child policy What? Why?

Population Explosion. Key terms Birth Rate = the number of children born per 1000 people per year Death Rate = the number of deaths per 1000 people per.

Conflicted World This term we will be looking at population change and conflict. We will be looking at how conflicts in Afghanistan, Rwanda and Iraq have.

Great Britain Migration. The basic terms. Emigration: The movement of people to settle in a new place. Migration: The movement people out of an area,

1. What is a census? 2. Why is it difficult to compare census information between countries? 3. Why can census information be unreliable? 4. How can population.

How do our Lifestyles Compare to Those in Africa? Starter Activities: 1.List ten things in your life that you could not live without. 2. Watch the video.

Trends in Populations Growth Rates, Birth and Death Rates. Population basics part 2.

Population Characteristics. Human Development Index A set of living conditions that gives a general picture of what life is like in a given country.

Lesson Starter You have 5 minutes to complete this task. Help each other!

3-1 DEMOGRAPHY. Demography – the numerical study of the characteristics, trends, and issues of a population. Why do governments and businesses study demography?

Part Two, Issue 4 Population Growth and Migration.

Population Formulas – Compare Trends. An example… ► Let’s say a country has a population of 30,000,000.  Births = 390,000immigrants = 220,000  Deaths.

UNIT 2 – LESSON 2 TEXTBOOK CHAPTER 4 PG 56 Population Concepts.

Trends in International Migration in Suffolk These slides were prepared for UCS Workshop 8 th November 2013 by Belinda Godbold & Mary Moore from Business.

Making Connections: Canada’s Geography, Second Edition, Copyright © 2007 Pearson Education Canada. Permission to reproduce this image is restricted to.

Birth rate (BR) is the number of babies born alive per 1,000 people per year Death rate (DR) is the number of deaths per 1,000 people per year What factors.

Studying Human Populations Section 9.1 Objectives: 1. 1.Define four properties used by scientists to predict population sizes Make predictions about.

Population Changes How populations grow, shrink, and change.

Population Ontario. Population The number of people inhabiting a certain region/area.

UNIT 1: GOING GLOBAL Sessions 8 & 9: ON THE MOVE INVESTGATING INTERNATIONAL MIGRATION Session 9 Learning Objectives 1.To define key terms and types of.

STARTER: Fill out the census pages...carefully!. QUESTIONS: 1.Were there any questions that you couldn’t answer? 2.Were there any questions that surprised.

Chapter 16 An Introduction to the Study of Population.

Demography. What is Demography ▪ Demography is the study of human population ▪ Demographers look at how and why populations grow or shrink.

Question 1. Question 2 Question 3 Question 4 Question 5.

Homework by Benchmark Exam Question With the use of a named example, outline the factors that contribute to a large proportion of the population being.

Today we will be… Questions to get you Thinking... On the next slides you will see different questions Think - Pair - Share 1- think of an answer to.

How do population pyramids help us learn about population?

Rates That Determine Change

Starter: think/pair/share….

The Human Population Part 1

Should the LHWP have been built?

What Factors Affect Population?

Are you typical….. Pre-thinking questions….

Starter:What is todays lesson going to be about?

The study of human populations

Population with foreign background in Helsinki 2017

The World Population Growth

Warm-up 05NOV2014 Hypothesize what will happen when all people are given equal access to a resource Ms. Leigh is no longer accepting Late assignments,

HUMAN POPULATION.

Watch these two videos and answer the questions above.

CANADA’S POPULATION PART 1: INTRODUCTION TO DEMOGRAPHICS.

Population growth rate

The Math Side of Things..

U.S. Immigration by Origin at Birth,

Demography Demography is the study of Human Populations.

Geography Lesson 2: Birth and Death Rates

World Population Growth

Anti-Natalist Policies: Case Study China’s One Child Policy

The study of human populations

Do First Why would people want to come to America?

AUSTRALIA (2015) Population: 22,992, ,377 Births 159,052 Deaths

Canadian Geography 3200/02 Start 6.4: Migration.

Title of notes: Population change pg. 15 RS

What does this map of the world represent?

STARS: Strategies to Achieve Reading Success

Migrating to the United States

Urban and Rural Population

2. Why has migration become increasingly complex? Key Ideas Content

Population Sizes -Changes in the size of a population are often difficult to measure directly but may be estimated by measuring the relative rates of birth,

Global Systems: Option B - Global Migration

= x 2 = = 20 4 x 5 = = 16 4 x 4 = = 18 6 x 3 = = 12 2 x 6 = 12.

The Math Side of Things..

How many uses for water can you think of?

Immigration and Capital Punishment

Migration characteristics of the Montenegro population in Census 2011

Presentation transcript:

Starter: Guess the answer Q. What is the population of the UK? A. UK’s population is 63 million. Q. How many people moved from abroad to the UK in 2013? A.497,000 people. Q. How many people left the UK to live abroad in 2013? A.321,000 people. Resulting in a net migration of +176,000 people.

Key words for today. Immigration. Moving into a country. Emigration. Moving out of a country. The change in population due to migration. Worked out by looking at the difference in immigrants and emigrants. Net Migration.

Interpret the graph!!! http://www.neighbourhood.statistics.gov.uk/HTMLDocs/dvc123/index.html 1. What do you observe about how migration has changed over time? 2. What has happened since 1964?

Residents by country of birth What can you interpret from this graph?

Top ten countries of non-UK born residents. Q. What are the top 5 countries that non UK born residents come from? Which countries figures surprise you the most and why?

Use the discussions we have had in our class or group and answer the questions on the work sheet

Why Have so many people migrated from Poland to the UK? Watch the following video clip – make some notes and be prepared to write these up to answer the question. (answer on the work sheet) http://www.bbc.co.uk/education/clips/zywtn39