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Grade Level:
12
Subject:
Biology
Topic:
Deforestation and Humans
Objective:
To have the students investigate through research why we are deforesting in this day and age and what are somethings that can be done to help the situation
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Unit:
population dynamics
Overall objective:
f1. analyse the relationships between population growth, personal consumption, technological development, and our ecological footprint, and assess the effectiveness of some Canadian initiatives intended to assist expanding populations;
Specific objective:
f1.1 analyse the effects of human population growth, personal consumption, and techno- logical development on our ecological footprint (e.g., the deforestation resulting from expand- ing development and demand for wood products causes the destruction of habitats that support biological diversity; the acidi cation of lakes associated with some industrial processes causes a decrease in sh populations
Question of the class:
Part1:Why are we deforesting
Part 2: How can we stop or reduce deforestation
Learning intention:
To clearly identify the 4 causes of deforestation and identify ways to reduce deforestation
Success Criteria:
Think of one thing you can do to reduce deforestation as an exit card before you leave
Reference to reading:
The reading was about our consumeristic lifestyles and making the connection between human rights and the human environment. I think it is important to tackle the consumer end of this topic as it is something I strongly believe we can reduce and by doing so we can reduce the impact on human rights through out the world. It is at the end of the end out intense greed that is creating this disgusting situation through out the world and if we can solve that problem we can help fix some of the problems in our world.
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