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Explore the dynamics of global population growth and its impact on sustainability. This activity aims to help students grasp current population figures and predict future trends using mathematical skills like percentages, graphical representation, and algebra. Through data analysis and predictions for years 2005 and 2050, students will engage in discussions on the relationship between population growth and the three pillars of sustainability: environment, equity, and economics. Participate in interactive exercises to cement understanding of these critical issues.
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Goal:Get a sense of how many people there are on earth and how that number is changing Maths Skills:percent, graphical representation, exponentiate Sustainability connection: the elephant in the room is population Global Population Instructions:
http://teachertube.com/viewVideo.php?video_id=57334&title=world_population_videohttp://teachertube.com/viewVideo.php?video_id=57334&title=world_population_video 2008 2050 ANSWER KEY:
GLOBAL POPULATION: explosion or hiccup? Goal:analyze population growth & predict the future Maths Skills:algebra Sustainability connection: the elephant in the room is population Instructions: • Fill in the table by rounding large numbers • Graph data and draw trend line • Write an algebraic equation • Predict future population • *answer questions 1-10
Predict World Population for the year 2050 Predict World Population for the year 2005
3 2 1 0 1 1 2 2 3 3 • How much did population grow? • 2. How does population affect the 3 “E”s of sustainability? Social Equity with your partner, Discuss & record the answers to the following questions *you will be asked to share your answers with the group! Environment Economics
REGROUP • You will get a sticky note placed on your back – DO NOT LOOK AT IT! • To determine what is written on your back, ask “yes” or “no” questions to others in the room. • Once you have determined who or what you are, find your counterpart.