Week Thursday Friday Monday Tuesday Wednesday of:8/28 Revised: 8/ TEST Fully Completed Chapter 1 Geo Nature And Perspective TestNext Week: Chapter SG due for test INFO: 8:00 corrections 1.4 Sustainability Video Unit 2 Population and Sections 1-4 notes This week we Migration will finish 1.3 do Sample AP Style 1.4 and have a Notes test on Friday Questions!! Formal FRQ The Rubric!!! Topic: Chpt.#1Reading Guide Video PPT notes Review chapter 1 Test Tie together/ Sustainability Clear up Should be Review SG be at: 29-32 prepared to Nightly Reading 36 -40 know what Vocabulary By Monday 46-49 pgs Tonight pgs. you dont 32-35 know. II. Population and Migration A. Knowledge of the geographic patterns and characteristics of human populations facilitates understanding of cultural, political, economic, and urban systems. Factors that explain patterns of population  distribution vary according to the scale of  Analyze the analysis (i.e., local to global) distribution of Physical factors (e.g., climate, land water human  bodies) and human factors (e.g., cultural, populations at economic, historical, political) influence the different scales. distribution of population.
Week of:8/28 Revised: 8/ Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday INFO: This week we will finish 1.3 do 1.4 and have a test on Friday Chpt.#1Reading Guide Sustainability TEST 8:00 Topic: Video PPT notes Chapter 1.4 Sustainability notes Notes Video Fully Completed SG due for test corrections Sections 1-4 Sample AP Style Questions!! Review chapter 1 Test Tie together/ Clear up Chapter 1 Geo Nature And Perspective TestNext Week: Unit 2 Population and Migration Formal FRQ The Rubric!!! Nightly Reading pgs Should be at: 29-32 Tonight pgs. 32-35 36 -40 Review SG be prepared to know what you dont know. Vocabulary By Monday 46-49 II. Population and Migration A. Knowledge of the geographic patterns and characteristics of human populations facilitates understanding of cultural, political, economic, and urban systems.  Analyze the distribution of human populations at different scales.  Factors that explain patterns of population distribution vary according to the scale of analysis (i.e., local to global)  Physical factors (e.g., climate, land water bodies) and human factors (e.g., cultural, economic, historical, political) influence the distribution of population.
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