Global Geography ★ "Lost" Elementary Geography Series

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Global Geography ★ "Lost" Elementary Geography Series

1988 by the Agency for Instructional Technology

Global Geography consists of Ten 15-minute programs which illustrate how actions in the United States influence other regions of the world, and observe the effects of actions in other countries on the U.S.

A series of video programs in world geography for grades six through nine and a joint project of the National Council for Geographic Education, the Association of American Geographers, the American Geographical Society, and the National Geographic Society.

Global Geography 01 South Asia - Why Are Forests Disappearing Global Geography 02 Southeast Asia - How Does Change Occur Global Geography 03 Japan - Why Does Trade Occur Global Geography 04 Russia - Where Are Resources Located Global Geography 05 East Asia - Why Do People Live Where They Do Global Geography 06 Australia and New Zealand - Why Is the World Shrinking Global Geography 07 North Africa and Southwest Asia - What Are the Consequences of Change Global Geography 08 Africa South of the Sahara - How Do People Use Their Environment Global Geography 09 Central and South America - Why Do People Move Global Geography 10 Europe - How Do People Deal with Natural Hazards

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Lessons:

01 South Asia: Why Are Forests Disappearing? Investigates the relationship between population growth and the use of forest resources. Studies a family living in rural Nepal searching for scarce firewood.

02 Southeast Asia: How Does Change Occur? Explores the relationship between food production and population growth and examines how new ideas are adopted by farmers.

03 Japan: Why Does Trade Occur? Discovers how people obtain the resources and products they need from other parts of the world. Shows the extent to which Japanese depend upon importing and exporting.

04 Russia: Where Are Resources Located? Illustrates that countries need to know where their resources are located and how they will be used.

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Agency for Instructional Technology

Language

English

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