Suggested graphs, bar Plenary learning charts and Students contrast rate of economic development with social Key words objectives trend lines. and environmental development. Contrast economic Human Development measures of Index Resources development with Human Development Data: Gender Inequality Index focused on Air pollution: social development Gapminder: and environmental quality. Lesson 15 Key idea 3.7b Trends in widening Global (8) Plotting Starter 3.7 Globalisation income inequality, Lorenz Teacher provides students with Lorenz curve for selected (1 hour) has led to globally and nationally curves and countries at different stages of development. Teacher dramatic increases (measured using the Gini calculating explains how to read Lorenz curve and calculate Gini in development for Coefficient), suggest the Gini coefficient. some countries, globalisation has created Coefficient. but also widening winners and losers for Main development gap people and physical Students provided with raw data for Lorenz curves for extremities and environments between different countries. Students plot Lorenz curves and analyse. disparities in and within developed, environmental emerging and developing Students calculate the Gini Coefficient and analyse trends in quality. economies. (8) the Gini Coefficient over time, since 1970. Suggested 3.7c Contrasting trends Plenary learning in economic development Examine the differential progress resulting from globalisation objectives and environmental at a range of scales. Students discuss reasons for this. Evaluate spatial management between and temporal global regions since 1970 Resources trends in widening indicate differential Lorenz curve and Gini Coefficient: income inequality, progress that can be Gini Coefficient data: globally and related to the outcomes nationally. of globalisation. Examine differential Key Income inequality
Suggested learning objectives Contrast economic measures of development with focused on social development and environmental quality. Key words Human Development Index Gender Inequality Index graphs, bar charts and trend lines. Plenary Students contrast rate of economic development with social and environmental development. Resources Human Development Data: Air pollution: Gapminder: Lesson 15 (1 hour) Key idea 3.7 Globalisation has led to dramatic increases in development for some countries, but also widening development gap extremities and disparities in environmental quality. Suggested learning objectives Evaluate spatial and temporal trends in widening income inequality, globally and nationally. Examine differential 3.7b Trends in widening income inequality, globally and nationally (measured using the Gini Coefficient), suggest globalisation has created winners and losers for people and physical environments between and within developed, emerging and developing economies. (8) 3.7c Contrasting trends in economic development and environmental management between global regions since 1970 indicate differential progress that can be related to the outcomes of globalisation. Key Income inequality Global (8) Plotting Lorenz curves and calculating the Gini Coefficient. Starter Teacher provides students with Lorenz curve for selected countries at different stages of development. Teacher explains how to read Lorenz curve and calculate Gini coefficient. Main Students provided with raw data for Lorenz curves for different countries. Students plot Lorenz curves and analyse. Students calculate the Gini Coefficient and analyse trends in the Gini Coefficient over time, since 1970. Plenary Examine the differential progress resulting from globalisation at a range of scales. Students discuss reasons for this. Resources Lorenz curve and Gini Coefficient: Gini Coefficient data:
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