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Project MFK Hwa Chong Institution. Geography. Guan Xun Resource Collator Cameraman. Jarrett Yeo (Leader) Resource Developer Instructor. Brian Teo Time Manager Cameraman. Sean Lim IT Manager Instructor. Introduction. We want to:
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Project MFKHwa Chong Institution Geography
Guan Xun Resource Collator Cameraman Jarrett Yeo (Leader) Resource Developer Instructor Brian Teo Time Manager Cameraman Sean Lim IT Manager Instructor
Introduction We want to: • Arouse interest in Geography (of social studies) and National Education (A) Supplement primary school sciences and going more in-depth for social studies to help them have an understanding of why Man study the environment and why is it so important to study about it (B) Supplement National Education teaching in primary school by fulfilling the purpose of National Education: Knowing the Singapore story -- how Singapore succeeded against the odds to become a nation; by understanding Singapore's unique challenges, constraints and vulnerabilities, which make us different from other countries • Raise awareness about going green through geography
What is geography? • Study of Earth and its features, its inhabitants, and its phenomena • Comes from Greek words gê ("Earth") and graphein ("to write"). It means "to write about the Earth“ • 2 Types: Physical and Human
Physical Geography • Plate tectonics: Theory of geology (study of non living things that Earth is made of) • Explain motions of Earth’s surface
Inside Earth • Outermost part: Lithosphere and Asthenosphere
Lithosphere • Broken up into many pieces called plates
“Movement” Which is something like this… • D:Water is heated at bottom of container • A: This causes water to rise up • B: Upon reaching surface of container, it cools and spreads along the surface, eventually losing heat • C: Cooled water sinks down and the process continues
CONVECTION CURRENTS IN EARTH “Movement” • Heat from the Earth’s interior cause plates to move • The heat causes the rocks in the mantle to melt and become magma • When magma is heated, it expands, pushing the plates away from each other. When it cools, it sinks and brings the plates towards each other • The constant rising and sinking of the magma results in the movement of plates over the Earth’s surface
Different Crustal Movements Slide Past Collide With Move Away
Different Crustal Movements Collide With Convergent Move Away Divergent Slide Past Transform Trench Fault
Different Crustal Movements Slide Past Collide With Move Away Mid-Atlantic Ridge
Different Crustal Movements Slide Past Collide With Move Away Trench Mid-Atlantic Ridge
Different Crustal Movements Slide Past Collide With Move Away Mid-Atlantic Ridge
Summary Move Away Divergent Collide With Convergent Slide Past Transform
Summary Move Away Divergent Collide With Convergent Slide Past Transform
Summary Move Away Divergent Collide With Convergent Slide Past Transform
Summary Move Away Divergent Collide With Convergent Slide Past Transform
Note to trainer: Use either this lesson plan or the next one. Let the lesson begin! (GE) • You have 12 minutes • You can go to other resources after you have completed yours • Download your resources from the Wikispace accordingly to your group • Cameraman will call you up for photo-taking during this time
Note to trainer: Use either this lesson plan or the previous one. Let the lesson begin! (GE) • You have 12 minutes • You can go to other resources after you have completed yours • Download your resources from the Wikispace accordingly to your group • Cameraman will call you up for photo-taking during this time
End of lesson! (GE) • Please try to complete your work by 2 minutes left • Please return to your seats and wait for further instructions from instructor • After 15 minutes, cameraman from other class will take a class photo for you and your facilitators • Please proceed to next computer lab for next lesson!
Videos • http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZLJLFYXp-0Q • http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nfziy_860GU • http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Q9j1xGaxYzY • http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QDqskltCixA
Bibliography • Simple English Wikipedia • Homepages • Infoniac • Geophysics