1. describing distribution 2. objective 1) identify human
regions 2) describe distribution using names of appropriate human
regions 3. recap 4. recap Describe = 5. recap Describe = give
details of what is observed 6. recap Describe = give details of
what is observed As geographers, we are interested in patterns. So
when we describe, we tend to highlight the 7. recap Describe = give
details of what is observed As geographers, we are interested in
patterns. So when we describe, we tend to highlight the General
(the pattern that fits the majority) 8. recap Describe = give
details of what is observed As geographers, we are interested in
patterns. So when we describe, we tend to highlight the General
(the pattern that fits the majority) Evidence (to support our
observation about the general) 9. recap Describe = give details of
what is observed As geographers, we are interested in patterns. So
when we describe, we tend to highlight the General (the pattern
that fits the majority) Evidence (to support our observation about
the general) Anomaly (the pattern that doesnt follow the majority)
10. recap Describe = give details of what is observed As
geographers, we are interested in patterns. So when we describe, we
tend to highlight the General (the pattern that fits the majority)
Evidence (to support our observation about the general) Anomaly
(the pattern that doesnt follow the majority) Evidence (to support
our observation about the anomaly) 11. in human geography, what are
some of the ways we can group countries to see if there are any
patterns? 12. in human geography, what are some of the ways we can
group countries to see if there are any patterns? 1) By level of
development (DCs vs LDCs) 13. in human geography, what are some of
the ways we can group countries to see if there are any patterns?
1) By level of development (DCs vs LDCs) 2) By human regions and
continents 14. in human geography, what are some of the ways we can
group countries to see if there are any patterns? 1) By level of
development (DCs vs LDCs) 2) By human regions and continents 3) By
latitudes (North of Equator, in the tropics etc.) 15. in human
geography, what are some of the ways we can group countries to see
if there are any patterns? 1) By level of development (DCs vs LDCs)
2) By human regions and continents 3) By latitudes (North of
Equator, in the tropics etc.) What are some of the human regions?
Lets mark out in your map 16. Mark out on this page of your handout
17. continents youve learnt so far (you should have written this in
your handout in pencil) 18. continents youve learnt so far (you
should have written this in your handout in pencil) North America
19. continents youve learnt so far (you should have written this in
your handout in pencil) North America Central America 20.
continents youve learnt so far (you should have written this in
your handout in pencil) North America Central America South America
21. continents youve learnt so far (you should have written this in
your handout in pencil) North America Central America South America
Europe 22. continents youve learnt so far (you should have written
this in your handout in pencil) North America Central America South
America Africa Europe 23. continents youve learnt so far (you
should have written this in your handout in pencil) North America
Central America South America Africa Europe Asia 24. continents
youve learnt so far (you should have written this in your handout
in pencil) North America Central America South America Africa
Europe Asia Oceania 25. continents youve learnt so far (you should
have written this in your handout in pencil) North America Central
America South America Africa Europe Asia Oceania Antarctica 26.
Lets zoom into the continents and split it into its human regions
(add it into your handout) North America Central America South
America Africa Europe Asia Oceania Antarctica 27. Lets zoom into
the continents and split it into its human regions (add it into
your handout) 28. The island of Greenland is considered a part of
Europe, as it belongs to Denmark 29. Europe is split into Western
and Eastern Europe 30. Europe is split into Western and Eastern
Europe Eastern Europe 31. Europe is split into Western and Eastern
Europe Western Europe Eastern Europe 32. Europe is split into
Western and Eastern Europe Western Europe Eastern Europe This is
because Western European countries tend to be more developed than
Eastern European countries 33. Africa is split into two main
regions 34. Africa is split into two main regions North Africa 35.
Africa is split into two main regions Sub-Saharan Africa North
Africa 36. Africa is split into two main regions Sub-Saharan Africa
North Africa North African countries tend to be a lot more
developed than Sub-Saharan Africa. Culturally speaking, they are
closer to Arab countries than Sub-Saharan African countries 37.
Sahara Desert (the ones in brown!) The region is called Sub-
saharan because it is below (sub) the Sahara Desert 38. Within
Sub-Saharan Africa, we can split the region further 39. Within
Sub-Saharan Africa, we can split the region further Horn of Africa
(Tends to be the poorest region in Africa) 40. Within Sub-Saharan
Africa, we can split the region further South Africa (tends to be
more developed as compared to rest of Sub-Saharan Africa) Horn of
Africa (Tends to be the poorest region in Africa) 41. Central
Africa Within Sub-Saharan Africa, we can split the region further
South Africa (tends to be more developed as compared to rest of
Sub-Saharan Africa) Horn of Africa (Tends to be the poorest region
in Africa) 42. Asia is more diverse with more regions. 43. Asia is
more diverse with more regions. Middle East (Arab countries) 44.
Asia is more diverse with more regions. Middle East (Arab
countries) Central Asia 45. Asia is more diverse with more regions.
Middle East (Arab countries) Central Asia North Asia 46. Using a
Compass rose over Central Asia, can you guess the names of the
other regions? Middle East (Arab countries) Central Asia North Asia
47. Using a Compass rose over Central Asia, can you guess the names
of the other regions? Middle East (Arab countries) Central Asia
North Asia 48. Using a Compass rose over Central Asia, can you
guess the names of the other regions? Middle East (Arab countries)
Central Asia East Asia North Asia 49. Using a Compass rose over
Central Asia, can you guess the names of the other regions? Middle
East (Arab countries) Central Asia East Asia North Asia 50. Using a
Compass rose over Central Asia, can you guess the names of the
other regions? Middle East (Arab countries) Central Asia East Asia
South Asia North Asia 51. Using a Compass rose over Central Asia,
can you guess the names of the other regions? Middle East (Arab
countries) Central Asia East Asia South Asia North Asia 52. Using a
Compass rose over Central Asia, can you guess the names of the
other regions? Middle East (Arab countries) Central Asia East Asia
South Asia Southeast Asia North Asia 53. Middle East (Arab
countries) Central Asia North Asia East Asia South Asia Southeast
Asia What is the level of development in different parts of Asia?
54. Middle East (Arab countries) Central Asia North Asia East Asia
South Asia Southeast Asia What is the level of development in
different parts of Asia? Less Developed 55. Middle East (Arab
countries) Central Asia North Asia East Asia South Asia Southeast
Asia What is the level of development in different parts of Asia?
Less Developed Less Developed in the 1960s, getting more developed
today 56. Middle East (Arab countries) Central Asia North Asia East
Asia South Asia Southeast Asia What is the level of development in
different parts of Asia? Less Developed Less Developed in the
1960s, getting more developed today Less Developed in the 1960s,
getting more developed today 57. Done? 1) Look through the first
demonstration in your notes to revise how the describing of
distribution is done 2) Ans Qns 4 from Juying Sec
