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Module
4 Global
Change 13.3 Human Geography: Changes in Countries in Various States of Development in the last 30 years. |
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SPECIFICATION
CONTENT
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DETAILED
CONTENT/LESSON FOCUS
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SKILLS
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| The extent to which regions of a country are integrated or subject to separatist pressures. The extent to which political power within groups of nations is centralised or decentralised and the consequences of this. |
SEPARATIST
ISSUES
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CJ SCHEDULE
WEEKS 16-19 |
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The reasons for and consequences of separatist pressure (both within and across political boundaries).
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Use
of case studies e.g., Basques, Scotland to discuss reasons for separatist
pressure e.g., geographical location, historical, economic, social,
cultural factors. Discussion of consequences e.g., action to support
separatist pressure, different levels of autonomy. Resulting political/economic
impact. Attitudes of those involved. |
Secondary
source texts. |
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The reasons for and consequences of groups of nations, with particular reference to the European Union. |
Particularly with reference to the E.U. discuss the dates of countries joining and the resulting changing spatial pattern. Reasons for joining should include economic (e.g., CAP, free trading market) and social (e.g. free movement of labour). |
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| Different attitudes to these political changes. |
e.g., attitudes of governments, politicians, workers, E.U. residents, farmers etc. |
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| Week
by week content taught by Mr Phipps at K.PHIPPS SCHEDULE - WEEKS 1-15 K.PHIPPS SCHEDULE - WEEKS 16-19 K.PHIPPS SCHEDULE - WEEKS 20-26 |
Week
by week content taught by Mr Jackson at C.JACKSON SCHEDULE - WEEKS 1-15 C.JACKSON SCHEDULE - WEEKS 16-19 C.JACKSON SCHEDULE - WEEKS 20-26 |
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