This is the Gapminder site. Use the Gapminder data to create a graph that shows a negative correlation between development indicators. Let one indicator be Income per Person.
Repeat for another indicator that shows a positive correlation. Take screenshots of your graphs and print them off.
This is the Princesshay redevelopment in Exeter’s CBD. Follow this link to your task. You have a week to complete the assignment, including one hour in the LRC. Please upload your work to Posterous.
Use the clips to prepare a single page revision sheet for this important topic. “Planners” is a general term for people who are responsible for designing and improving urban areas.
Consider the problem and the solution.
Clip 1: Inner city slum clearance after the war. Building pre-fabricated houses was an early plan, and widespread development of council estates followed.
Clip 2: 1960’s high rise redevelopment in Sheffield replaced terraced housing.
Clip 3 Affordable housing built by private developers and Housing Associations is replacing council housing.
Clip 4: BEDZED is an example of a sustainable living housing project.
Clip 5: ‘New’ ‘New Towns are an option for East Anglia where there is a particularly high demand for new housing.
This is the advice you were given in the lesson:
The school has subscribed to Digimap. The password is available from your teacher.
Here are 10 suggestions for using digital OS maps in your project…
This is the final homework for the Coastal Zone unit.
Your task is to create a visitor’s guide to Dawlish Warren.
The aim is to make sure that you can describe the habitats of Dawlish Warren and the plants and animals that live there. You also need to be able to explain how Dawlish Warren is conserved and managed sustainably.
I have included links to various information sources. Here is a template for you to download and use if you wish.
Resources
The map you drew in the lesson will be useful. You could label a Google Maps screenshot with information about the different habitats at Dawlish Warren.
Look at these 360 panoramas to see what Dawlish Warren looks like. You can make screenshots to use in your work.
Plants and animals of Dawlish Warren:
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Information leaflets:
Information about management issues
Photo gallery of some management strategies
Here’s the resources from today’s lesson
Miniature Gold Coast from Dean Crilly on Vimeo.
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