§2.1: Busy - part 1

• Aardrijkskunde
• Middelbare school
• vwo
• Leerjaar 2

Population and culture 

Today

• Starting assignment 
• Explanation §2.1 
  
• Working for yourself
  

Rich

Lots of people live in the same place

Population grows 

People die young

Many babies are born

Poor

Few people live in the same place

Population does not grow

People live a long time

Few babies are born

Differences

                                      Netherlands      India 

Tweetal met de meeste correcte antwoorden wint... of hoeft geen huiswerk te maken 

Similarities 

                                      Netherlands      India 

Tweetal met de meeste correcte antwoorden wint... of hoeft geen huiswerk te maken 

Population: differences and similarities

                                      Netherlands      India 

Tweetal met de meeste correcte antwoorden wint... of hoeft geen huiswerk te maken 

Population: differences and similarities 

                                      Netherlands      Australia 

Today

• Assignment §2.1 (introduction)
  
• Explanation §2.1 
  
• Working for yourself
  

Learning goals

• You know where densely populated (dichtbevolkt) and sparsely populated (dunbevolkt) regions are located in the world
  
• You understand the difference between population distribution and population density 
• You can calculate the population density of a country.

Where would you rather live?

In which areas do the people live close together?

Population distribution

The way in which the population is divided over an area is called population distribution (bevolkingsspreiding)

Population density

The number of inhabitants divided by the area of a country population density (bevolkingsdichtheid)

Population density

• High population density = a lot of people per km2
  
• Low population density = less people per km2

Number of inhabitants / km2 of a country = population density 

Learning goals

• You know where densely populated and sparsely populated regions are located in the world
  
• You understand the difference between population distribution and population density 
• You can calculate the population density of a country.

Today

• Assignment §2.1 (introduction)
  
• Explanation §2.1 
  
• Working for yourself
  

Working for yourself

• Make the assignment ''where does everybody live?''
  
• Finished? > workbook: §2.1, assignment 1, 2 and 3