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AP Human Geography Official HEB Districtwide Syllabus

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AP Human Geography Official HEB Districtwide Syllabus

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Template available for print out.

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1a.) Spatial Relationships and Human Environment Interaction

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1a.) Spatial Relationships and Human Environment Interaction

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Geographic Information like Maps and Charts are reference tools that allow us to communicate how we interact with our environment.

Geographic Information Systems or G.I.S. is a great example of this! Watch this video to see how people can use geographic information in everyday life.

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Storing & Tracking Your Life Using GIS Technology | Cheryl Hanewicz | TEDxUVU

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Collecting, storing and using information Dr. Cheryl Hanewicz is an associate professor and department chair of the Technology Management department at Utah Valley University. She has also served as an Assistant Dean in the College of Technology and Computing as well as Director of Student Success and Retention at UVU.

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1b.) Spatial Relationships and Human Environment Interaction

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1b.) Spatial Relationships and Human Environment Interaction

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Using spatial analysis to fight poverty

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Mapping experiences and access to opportunity in cities: Amy Hillier at TEDxPhilly

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A pressing issue for Amy Hillier: Why does the place of our birth and child rearing influence the amount of opportunities available to us as adults? Is there something we can do about this? If we could trace our experiences using modern mapping technologies - like GIS, GPS, LiDAR and others - to better understand our surroundings, our history and our future, what would be revealed?

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1c.) Spatial Relationships and Human Environment Interaction

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1c.) Spatial Relationships and Human Environment Interaction

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If you can get past his thick accent he will explain how smart phones, apps, and websites have made us all geographers when we travel around.

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We are all geographers | Mingshu Wang | TEDxUGA

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Mingshu Wang, a PhD student at the Center for Geospatial Research, studies neogeography: a field catalyzed by digital mapping technologies and social networking. His talk encourages us to embrace our newfound identities as geographers tp better connect to our environments and those around us.

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Practice using Quizlet-
Test is 9/15/17

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What do you think they mean by diversity and be specific. How might some diverse groups be different than other diverse groups. What about non-diverse groups?

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Start studying Unit 1 Test. Learn vocabulary, terms, and more with flashcards, games, and other study tools.