unit 3 section b bridging the development gap. from edexcel… synopticity in geography is often not...
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From Edexcel…
• Synopticity in Geography is often not very well understood by students. It means:•Making links between different topics within a Unit, and
between Units• Using the three Unit 3 themes – players, actions and
futures. • Linking a situation to a global theme such as climate change,
globalisation or the development gap. • Using models and theories • Comparing one situation to another – sometimes called
using parallel examples.
Synoptic Links
•Topics•World at Risk• Climate Change
• Going Global• Globalisation
• Crowded Coasts• Rebranding Places. • Superpowers• Bridging the Dev Gap• Tech Fix• Energy Security•Water Conflicts• Biodiversity
•Players, Actions, Futures•Models, Theories• Liberal (Rostow, Asian), •Marxist (Dependency,
World Systems)
•Parallel Examples
Synoptic Links
•Topics (& themes)•World at Risk• Climate Change
• Going Global• Globalisation
• Crowded Coasts• Rebranding Places. • Superpowers• Bridging the Dev Gap• Tech Fix• Energy Security•Water Conflicts• Biodiversity
•Players, Actions, Futures•Models, Theories• Liberal (Rostow, Asian), •Marxist (Dependency,
World Systems)
•Parallel Examples
Thoughts to consider/research…
•Most recent development indicators•MDG Progress (or lack of it)•HIPC Initiative•Conflict in the area•Measures of governance•China’s interest/involvement•Words and events on the Glossary