Teacher: Ramsay Course: AP Human Geography Period(s): 2 and 5 Week of: Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Geographic Geographic Geographic Maps and map types Writing Lab: Writing and information information information Strengths and FRQ Learning provides context provides context provides context weaknesses of various Goal(s): for understanding for understanding for understanding maps spatial spatial spatial relationships and relationships and relationships and environment human– human– interaction. environment environment Geographical interaction. interaction. concepts include Geographical Geographical location, place, concepts include concepts include scale, space, location, place, location, pattern, nature and scale, space, scale, space, society, networks, pattern, nature and pattern, nature and flows, society, networks, society, networks, regionalization, flows, flows, and globalization. regionalization, regionalization, Landscape analysis and globalization. and globalization. (e.g., field Landscape analysis Landscape analysis observations, (e.g., field (e.g., field photographic observations, observations, interpretations) photographic photographic provides a context interpretations) interpretations) for understanding provides a context provides a context the location of for understanding for understanding people, places, the location of the location of regions, and people, places, people, places, events; human– regions, and regions, and events; events; relationships; and interconnections relationships; and relationships; and between and interconnections interconnections
Teacher: Ramsay Course: AP Human Geography Period(s): 2 and 5 Week of: Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Learning Goal(s): Maps and map types Strengths and weaknesses of various maps Geographic information provides context for understanding spatial relationships and human– environment interaction. Geographical concepts include location, place, scale, space, pattern, nature and society, networks, flows, regionalization, and globalization. Landscape analysis (e.g., field observations, photographic interpretations) provides a context for understanding the location of people, places, regions, and events; relationships; and interconnections between and Geographic information provides context for understanding spatial relationships and human– environment interaction. Geographical concepts include location, place, scale, space, pattern, nature and society, networks, flows, regionalization, and globalization. Landscape analysis (e.g., field observations, photographic interpretations) provides a context for understanding the location of people, places, regions, and events; relationships; and interconnections Writing Lab: Writing and FRQ Geographic information provides context for understanding spatial relationships and human– environment interaction. Geographical concepts include location, scale, space, pattern, nature and society, networks, flows, regionalization, and globalization. Landscape analysis (e.g., field observations, photographic interpretations) provides a context for understanding the location of people, places, regions, and events; relationships; and interconnections
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