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This educational introduction for Year 9 focuses on the concept of development, prompting students to reflect on their understanding of the term. Key terms include MEDC (More Economically Developed Countries) and LEDC (Less Economically Developed Countries), with examples from around the world, such as Tokyo (MEDC) and Dhaka (LEDC). Students will analyze photographs to determine the development status of various cities, providing evidence for their classifications. The task encourages critical thinking as students explore and redefine what development means in a global context.
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Introduction to year 9. What is development?
On a post it note… • Write down what you think the word development means…
Key terms: • LEDC • MEDC
Is the country in which the following photo was taken developed or not? What is your evidence that it is a developed country? What is your evidence that it is not a developed country?
LEDC or MEDC Picture Board Bonus mark for guessing the city
Pick a Number – LEDC or MEDC? 1 2 3 4 2 5 6 7 8 10 9 11 12
Question 1 Dhaka – Bangladesh (LEDC)
Question 2 Rio de Janeiro Brazil (LEDC)
Question 3 Nairobi – Kenya (LEDC)
Question 4 Tokyo – Japan (MEDC)
Question 5 Mumbai – India (LEDC)
Question 6 Bangkok – Thailand (LEDC)
Question 7 Cairo – Egypt (LEDC)
Question 8 Washington – USA (MEDC)
Question 9 Munich – Germany (MEDC)
Question 10 Paris – France (MEDC)
Question 11 Copenhagen – Denmark (MEDC)
Question 12 Dublin – Ireland (MEDC)
Task • Complete the sheets individually to explain if you think the place is an MEDC or LEDC. Justify your answers as much as possible.
Answers Kabul, Afghanistan Paris, France Rio de Janerio, Brazil Bangkok, Thailand
Summary • Have you come up with a new definition of development? • Is development a difficult word to define? Why?