<p>Key words<br /> Why Study Coasts?<br /> Activity 1: What is a coast? Social, economic and environmental<br /> Think - Pair - Share - Why do we use coasts?<br /> Activity 2: Locate coastal settlements (worksheet included in PPT)<br /> True or False activity<br /> Activity 3: Why do people live near the coast? Links to social, economic and environmental<br /> Plenary</p>

<p>What is the world population?<br /> Keywords<br /> The Development Gap<br /> Physical and Human factors of development<br /> Case Study (DRC)</p> <ul> <li>Environmental</li> <li>Location</li> <li>Economic</li> <li>Political<br /> Worksheet<br /> Video</li> </ul>

<p>Starter<br /> Key Words<br /> What is classification?<br /> Classifying the world<br /> What are the dangers of using one indicator?<br /> HDI<br /> Task</p>

<p>Development Indicators</p> <p>Active Start<br /> Defintnions<br /> What are development indicators<br /> Development goals<br /> Task<br /> Big Mac Index<br /> Human Development Index<br /> Plenary</p>

<p>What is Development?</p> <p>Definitions<br /> Videos<br /> Developing or Developed counties activity<br /> Definition activity<br /> Comparing the USA and India activity</p>

<p>LO: To be able to explain Birmingham’s importance nationally and internationally.</p> <p>Where is Birmingham?<br /> Urban decline<br /> Videos<br /> How important is Birmingham to the UK and Internationally?<br /> Birminghams location<br /> National and international importance<br /> GCSE Style question<br /> Create a leaflet extension</p>