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LESSON COVERS:
Urbanisation, rates of urbanisation, push and pull factors, rural urban migration and natural increase. POSSIBLE DOUBLE LESSON

LESSON INVOLVES:
main features include key word activities exploring and applying the definition of HIC, LIC, NEE, Push and Pull factor. A timed activity where student have 90 seconds to view an image and decide if it is is a push or a pull factor and explain (it is slide 7 - once on the slide click to start the clock, it should go through each image automatically - you can remove the animations if you prefer). This is followed by an activity using the Brandt line map and a topological style map identifying urbanised countries. The last big activity is a categorising activity for rural-urban migration vs. natural change.

RESOURCES:
copies of the relevant text book pages, along with shading sheets for urbanisation causes, and gap fill support activity for the demonstrate task.

NOTES:
the construct activity slide for identifying push or pull factors is on an automatic timer. Open the animation pane on the slide to remove if you wish.

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