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Discussing the 4 Ps
Core 1: Changing population
Core .1: Population and economic development patterns
Core 1.2 Changing Population and Places
First Assessment: Megacities
Forced Migration
Core 1.3 Challenges and opportunities
Policy 1 - Ageing Society
Policy 2: China's one-child policy
Policy 3: Japan's Pro-Natalist Policies
Policy 4: Gender Equality Policies
Policy 5: Anti-Trafficking Policy
Demographic Dividend Case Study
Revision
Core 2: Global climate—vulnerability and resilience
Core 2.1. Causes of global climate change
2.2 Consequences of global climate change
2.3 Responding to global climate change
Core 3: Global resource consumption and security
Option B: Oceans and Coastal Margins
B1. Ocean–atmosphere interactions
B2. Interactions between oceans and coastal places
B3. Managing coastal margins
B4. Ocean management futures
Option D: Geophysical Hazards
D.1. Geophysical Systems
D.2. Geophysical hazard risks
3. Hazard risk and vulnerability
4. Future resilience and adaptation
Chatbot Revision
Option F: Food and Health
F1.1: Measuring Food and Health
F1.2 The nutrition transition, and associated regional variations of food c
F1.3 Global patterns in health indicators
F1.4 The Epidemiological Transition
F2: Food systems
F2.1Famine
F3: Health
Internal Assessment
HL Extension
HL Extension, Unit 4.1: Power, places and networks
Unit 4.2: Global networks and flows
Unit 4.3 Human and physical influences on global interactions
HL Extension, Unit 5.1: Human development and diversity
5.2. Changing identities and cultures
5.3. Local responses to global interactions
HL Extension, Unit 6: Global risks and resilience
6.2. Environmental risks
6.3. Local and global resilience
HL Review
SL Homework during Study Hall time
Suggested readings
IB Geography at YIS
F1.4
The Epidemiological Transition
As a class,
complete this google doc
using
the WHO website
What are the trends?
Could we categorize diseases of affluence and diseases of poverty?
What would be the main factors?
IB - Disease definitions
F1: Epidemiological Model
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