© 2015 AQA. Created by Teachit for AQA. 3.2: Desalination Teaching notes This activity is differentiated so that some students can work out the population.

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© 2015 AQA. Created by Teachit for AQA. 3.2: Desalination Teaching notes This activity is differentiated so that some students can work out the population of each country in whole numbers whereas others can work out the population in standard form. Differentiation Ask them to note down the name of the country and its population as a whole number or in standard form and then show the last slide to see if they can name each country from the information they have got. This should be slightly more difficult for the students who have got the population written down in standard form.

© 2015 AQA. Created by Teachit for AQA. World’s population and water 3.2: Desalination

© 2015 AQA. Created by Teachit for AQA. 3.2: Desalination Country Total population (millions) Population without safe drinking water (millions) Estimation of percentage of population without safe drinking water Bolivia Botswana Burkino Faso Dominican Republic Indonesia Laos Add your estimates to the table.

© 2015 AQA. Created by Teachit for AQA. 3.2: Desalination Country Total population (millions) Population without safe drinking water (millions) Percentage of population without safe drinking water (to nearest whole number) Calculation% Bolivia (6.89 million ÷ million) x Botswana Burkino Faso Dominican Republic Indonesia Laos Why is it helpful to use percentage values rather than the unprocessed population data? Enables you to make comparisons between countries easily. ? ? ? ? ? ?

© 2015 AQA. Created by Teachit for AQA. 3.2: Desalination Country Total population (millions) Population as a whole number Population as a whole number rounded to the nearest million Extension: Population in standard form to 2 decimal places Bolivia10.91 Botswana2.02 Burkino Faso Dominican Republic Indonesia Laos6.77 Write down the country and its population from the third or fourth column.

© 2015 AQA. Created by Teachit for AQA. 3.2: Desalination Can you use your notes to identify each country by its population? Click a box to check your answer. Label the countries on your paper version of the map. Dominican Republic Bolivia Botswana Burkino Faso Laos Indonesia 11 million 250 million 2 million 7 million 17 million 10 million

© 2015 AQA. Created by Teachit for AQA. 3.2: Desalination Country Total population (millions) Population as a whole number Population as a whole number rounded to the nearest million Extension: Population in Standard form to 2 decimal places Bolivia million 1.09 x 10 7 Botswana million2.02 x 10 6 Burkino Faso million 1.71 x 10 7 Dominican Republic million1.05 x 10 7 Indonesia million2.50 x 10 8 Laos million6.77 x 10 6 Answers

© 2015 AQA. Created by Teachit for AQA. How can scientists help solve the problem of a lack of safe drinking water using processes found in nature? The processes, evaporation/condensation in the water cycle and osmosis, are found in nature, and are used by people to produce fresh water from salt water in a process known as desalination. Desalination was mentioned in the video you watched for homework.