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Geography 1Section 61087
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You and your partner have 15 minutes to draw a map of the world and place the following items on your map…
• 5 Political Items (Cities, Countries, etc.)• 5 Geographic Features (Mountains,
Rivers, Oceans)• 5 Inventions• 5 Cultural Items (Art, Music, Religion)• 5 Historical Items (People, Events, etc.)• 5 Arrows Showing Movement across
Space (such as the Mongols invading Europe or Smallpox coming to the Americas)
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Are you Smarter than a 5th Grader?
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Where is Iraq located?
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Only 37% of young Americans can find Iraq on a map
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Sudan is Located in Which Continent?
1. Europe
2. Asia
3. Africa
4. Australia
5. North America
6. South America
7. Antarctica
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20% of young Americans think Sudan is in Asia
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Where is New York Located?
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50% can’t find New York on a U.S. map
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Do you Speak Another Language Fluently?
1. Yes
2. No
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6 in 10 young Americans don't speak a foreign language fluently
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Do You Correspond With Someone outside the USA regularly?
1. Yes
2. No
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9 in 10 (89%) do not correspond regularly with anyone outside the US.
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If it is 1 pm in Orlando, USA…… what time is it in Berlin,
Germany?1. 1:00 am, the next day
2. 19:00, the same day
3. 7:00 am, the same day
4. 15:00, the same day
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As many as one third (32%) would miss a conference call scheduled with someone in another time zone
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Young people in the USA are unprepared for an increasingly global & interconnected future.
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Geographers recognize that EVERYTHING is connected.
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You Need to Study More Geography
If You Think…
Copyright © Clara Kim 2007. All rights reserved.
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Andes is
an after dinner mint
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The Andes Mountains
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The Balkans are
alien people on Star Wars
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The Balkans
Area is HistoricallyKnown as a CrossroadsOf many Cultures that Live there.
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The English Channel isa TV show about Prince Charles
and Princess Di
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The English Channel
•Joins the North Sea and the Atlantic
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The United Kingdom is… a theme park
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The United Kingdom
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The Tropic of Cancer is… a rare disease
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Tropic of Cancer
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This is the Ring of Fire
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Ring of Fire
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The Bermuda
Triangle is a percussion instrument in a reggae
band
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The Bermuda Triangle
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The International Dateline is
another dating network
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The International Dateline
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The Dust Bowl is Granny's old favorite dish
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Dust Bowl
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AND FINALLY, you definitely need to study more geography if …
you are on a Mediterranean Cruise but you think you are in the Indian
Ocean!
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BEFORE
AFTER!
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World Regional Geography
• World Regional Geography is a study of the major developed and developing regions of the world, with emphasis on an awareness of prevailing world conditions and emerging developments, including the diversity of ideas and practices in various regions.
• Major topics will include: – culture, religion, language, landforms,
climate, agriculture, and economic activities.
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What is Geography?
• The study of the earth and its features and of the distribution of life on the earth, including human life and the effects of human activity.
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Fields of Geography
• Human or Cultural Geography– Deals with social, economic, and behavioral
processes
• Physical Geography– Examines the natural processes occurring at
Earth’s surface that provide the physical setting for human activities
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Branches of Physical Geography
• Biogeography• Climatology• Coastal Geography• Geomorphology• Glaciology• Hydrology• Oceanography
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Branches of Human Geography
• Cultural Geography• Regional Geography• Developmental Geography• Economic Geography• Medical Geography• Historical Geography• Political Geography• Population Geography• Demography• Transportation Geography• Urban Geography
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Tools Geographers Use• Maps
– Paper representations of space showing point, line, or area data• Or more simply put, locations, connections, and regions
• Remote Sensing– Aircraft or spacecraft provide images of earth’s surface
• GIS or Geographic Information Systems– Powerful computer mapmaking software connected to data bases
• Mathematical Modeling and Statistics– Used to understand natural and human phenomenon
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Textbooks
• REQUIRED– WORLD REGIONS IN
GLOBAL CONTEXT– Knox and Marston, 3rd Edition– ISBN 978-0-13-229835-3
• REQUIRED– GOODE’S WORLD ATLAS– Howard Vergin, 21st or 22nd
Edition– ISBN 978-0-32-165200-3
• RECOMMENDED– GEOGRAPHY COLORING
BOOK– Wynn Kapit, 3rd Edition– ISBN 978-0-13-101472-5
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Required Materials
• Pens, Pencils, Paper
• Internet Access– Recommended: Colored Pens or Pencils for
Map Study
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Course Objectives
1) To introduce students to several important problems, events, and issues that affect the world today.
2) To provide students with a basic introduction to several means for analyzing these relevant issues.
3) To become proficient in using information systems such as maps, graphs, models, and statistical data.
4) To analyze human systems, physical systems, and interrelationships between the two.
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5) To form critical viewpoints by becoming aware of and being able to assess the general political, economic, and social development issues of the world.
6) To develop a knowledge of the relative locations of places in the world -- major states, cities, and geographical features.
7) To be able to provide critical evaluation of various viewpoints concerning a specific issue expressed through several means of communication, such as written, oral, and/or visual material; and to be able to organize and communicate their findings effectively.
8) To acquire and improve general reading, writing, and analytical skills that can be applied to personal and professional endeavors in and beyond the World Geography course.
Course Objectives
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Geography Course Objectives
1) To become thoroughly conversant with the global/regional issues presented in class and in the readings.
2) To be able to demonstrate effectively the ability to synthesize, evaluate, and form well-informed opinions about contemporary global and regional issues.
3) To be able to acknowledge and critically evaluate various viewpoints concerning a specific issue.
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• Work required in World Regional Geography will consist of:– 5 Exams 100 points each = 500 points– 12 Chapter Quizzes 10 points each = 120 points– 6 Map Quizzes 25 points each = 150 points– 4 Newsgroup Presentations 50 points each = 200– 5 Class Activities 10 points each = 50 points– 1 Research Paper = 100 points– 1 Presentation = 100 points
• Total Possible Points = 1220
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• Grades will be calculated based on the following:– A 100-90% 1220-1098 Points– B 89-80% 1097-976 Points– C 79-70% 975-854 Points– D 69-60% 853-732 Points– F 59-0% 731-0 Points
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• Exams will be given using Blackboard and will consist of multiple choice, true/false, and matching questions.
• You must use a computer with an internet connection to take your exams.
• If you do not know how to use Blackboard, stay after and I will help you.
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• Chapter Quizzes will be given using blackboard. • You must use a computer with an internet
connection to take the quizzes. • They will consist of 20 multiple choice, true/false,
or matching questions. • There will be a quiz on EACH chapter of your
textbook. • Quizzes will be open when each section begins
and will close when the exam opens. – For example now chapters 1, 2, and 3 are open. Your
first exam is going to be on June 30, 2010. The quizzes will close at 12:00 (noon) June 30, 2010.
– You must pay attention to the dates for your quizzes and exams.
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• Map Quizzes will be based on in-class map studies.
• They will be given using Blackboard, you will have a week to complete maps quizzes.
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Newsgroup Presentations
• Each week you are expected to report to the class what is going on in the world.
• This will be done in groups and will be discussed further at a later date.
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Participation/Class Activities
• You are expected to participate in classroom activities such as group exercises, reviews, and movies.
• You will be given 10 participation points per activity.
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• Research Papers will be five pages long, written on a place.
• Presentations will be given in class about research papers, they will be five minutes long.
• Start thinking about where you want to write about and see me early to get the presentation date you want.
Alternative to paper: a webpage
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• Late work will not be accepted.
• There will be no make-up of missed exams.
• Do not ask me to open exams or quizzes after their due dates unless you have a true verifiable emergency that kept you from doing them.
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• I reserve the right to drop students who miss class twice. – If you have to miss class, you should stay in
contact with me so that you are not inadvertently dropped.
• You may also be dropped for excessive tardiness. – Excessive tardiness is being more than five
minutes late more than three times. – If you are going to be late, come in quietly and
take a seat without interrupting the class. • If you miss class, it is YOUR responsibility
to obtain notes or ANY other information, including schedule changes.
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• Assignments will NOT be accepted by e-mail.
• If you are having difficulty making it to class when an assignment is due, contact me.
• My mailbox is located inside Zimmerman Hall, take assignments inside to the secretaries and ask them to put them in my mailbox.
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• The last day that extra credit or any late work will be accepted is July 26, 2010.
• NO EXCEPTIONS WILL BE MADE!
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• If you wish to drop this course, you must do so formally.
• Not dropping the course may result in a grade of an F.
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• It is your responsibility to pick up your graded work.
• Graded work will be held for 30 days after the semester has ended and will then be discarded.
• It is highly recommended that you keep all of your graded work until final grades have been submitted.
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• Some extra credit may be offered during the semester.
• It will be announced in class and your attendance will be required to take advantage of it.
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• Cheating of any kind will not be tolerated.
• Any incidences of cheating or plagiarism will be reported to the deans office.
• Please refer to Crafton Hills College policy on academic honesty.
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• Use of cell phones for talking or texting during class is inappropriate.
• You may be asked to leave the classroom if you are talking or texting during lecture.
• Phones should be set to silent mode when in class.
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• If you have, or think you have a disability which may interfere with your ability to perform in this class, please speak with me immediately regarding any accommodations and contact the Disabled Students Programs and Services Office at (909) 652-6379.
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• Blackboard will be used during this course.
• You must use Blackboard to take your quizzes and exams.
• You will find PowerPoint lecture notes, blank maps, course documents, and grades on Blackboard.
• You can access Blackboard at: http://blackboard.chaffey.edu/
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• The BEST way to reach me if you have any questions or concerns is by e-mail. My e-mail address is: [email protected]
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• All dates, topics, point totals, and assignments are tentative.
• I reserve the right to change them throughout the course as may become necessary.
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• LibrarySummer Semester
June 21st - July 29th 2010
Monday - Thursday 9 a.m. - 7 p.m.
Friday CLOSED
Saturday 9 a.m. -1 2 p.m.
Sunday CLOSED
Library Closed: Monday, July 5th
Computers also available in the SuccessCenter (BEB Building) and in the ATLBuilding.
See the campus map in your syllabus!
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• Get in groups of _______• Designate a leader of your group.• Group leaders: record the names of your
group members on a piece of paper.• As a group, look through all of the things
you have brought to class with you, see where they are made.
• Group leaders: record the items and the places they were made.
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The most stuff comes from:
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What do you know about these places?• Where are they?• How big is that country?• What is the capital city like?• What’s the weather like there?• What kind of money do they use? • What kind of economic system do they have?• What kind of political system do they have?• What language do the people speak?• What religion(s) are they?• Is there a male or female preference for the
manufacturing of a particular item?• How old do you think the person who made your stuff is?