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Answer one of the questions to the right.

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DON'T PANIC — Hans Rosling showing the facts about population

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Population Reference Bureau 1875 Connecticut Avenue, NW Suite 520 Washington, DC 20009 Phone: 800-877-9881 Email: communications@prb.org

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1. Open both links to the left.
2. Choose a country
3. Find it's CBR and CDR
4. Calculate it NIR
5. Write one comment as a group. Your comment should include: the country, the NIR, whether the population is growing or shrinking.
6. As a group you should also discuss what might cause your country's population to grow or shrink. Why might people live longer? Shorter? Why might people have a lot of kids? Fewer kids?

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You will share these so choose a method that you can share:

1. Type them in a post below.
2. Type them in word and then paste them in a post.
2. Write them on paper and then take a photo and upload it to a post.

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Crude Birth Rate - CBR
Crude Death Rate - CDR
Natural Increase Rate - NIR
Total Fertility Rate - TFR
Infant Mortality Rate - IMR

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Watch this video and take notes on each of the population indicators.

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Watch this video and take notes on each of the population indicators.

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They should include:
- Crude Birth Rate - CBR
- Crude Death Rate - CDR
- Natural Increase Rate - NIR
- Total Fertility Rate - TFR
- Infant Mortality Rate - IMR

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Why Countries Natural Increase Rates Grow/Shrink [AP Human Geography Unit 2 Topic 4] (2.4)

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1. Where are populations growing the fastest?

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1. Where are populations growing the fastest?

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Watch and answer at least two questions to the right.

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Watch and answer at least two questions to the right.

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Mapping global population and the future of the world | The Economist

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Open the link below and take a short quiz on population indicators.

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1. Open the link
2. Scroll through the slides
3. Find a slide that is related to one of the indicators from your notes.
4. Discuss how the slide is related and what we can learn from it.
5. Share your findings in a post in your group's column.
6. Each student shares what the group discusses in their own post.

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Population Reference Bureau, 1875 Connecticut Avenue, N.W. Suite 520, Washington, D.C. 20009
Phone: 800-877-9881, Email: communications@prb.org

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1. How large will the population get before it starts to level off?

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1. How large will the population get before it starts to level off?

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2.What is the average number of children born to a women living in Africa?

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2.What is the average number of children born to a women living in Africa?

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2. What is the pattern for population growth rate among different regions?

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2. What is the pattern for population growth rate among different regions?

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3. Although fewer people are being born, why is population still rising in the world?

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3. Although fewer people are being born, why is population still rising in the world?

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3. How can the population still be growing if there are fewer children being born in the world?

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3. How can the population still be growing if there are fewer children being born in the world?

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4. How will changing populations affect more developed countries (MDCs) different from less developed countries (LDCs).

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4. How will changing populations affect more developed countries (MDCs) different from less developed countries (LDCs).

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5. What are the challenges and benefits of population growth?

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5. What are the challenges and benefits of population growth?

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Important terms: Cude Birth Rate (CBR): how many people are born in a given year. Crude Death Rate (CDR: How many people die in a year. Natural Increase Rate (NIR): How much is society growing, CBR-CDR=NIR. Total Fertility Rate (TFR):On average how many kids women are having. Infant Mortality Rate (IMR): Number of children who die under 1 years old.

If our TFR is below 2.1 our population will decrease.
TFR is affected by areas, enviroment and other factors. Larger families would usually be in a rural environment, for more help around the farm/home.

Doubling time: The amount of time it would take for a population to double in size.

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- Crude Birth Rate (CBR): How many people are born in a given year. Total live births/1000 ppl
-Crude Death Rate (CDR): How many people are dying in a year.
Total Deaths / 1000 ppl
-Natural Increase Rate (NIR) : How much is society growing.
CBR-CDR =NIR
- Infant Mortality Rate (IMR) : Number of children who died before turning 1.  Numbers of children who died under age 1 /1000 live  births.
-Total Fertility Rate (TFR): How many kids are women having . Number of children / women

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Crude Birth Rate: (CBR)

How many people are born in a year. Take the total of live births and divide it by 1,000
Crude Death Rate: (CDR)

How many people are dying in a year. Take the total deaths and divide it by 1,000
Natural Increase Rate: (NIR)

How much is society growing. Take the CBR – CDR = NIR. Positive number = society is growing. Negative number = society is shrinking.

Total Fertility Rate: (TFR)

How many kids are women having. Total number of children divided by total number of women.

Infant Mortality Rate: (IMR)

How many children die before the age of 1. Number of children under 1 who have died divided by 1,000

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Crude Birth Rate- how many people are born in a giving year. Total live births/ 1,000 people
Crude Death Rate-how many people dying in a year. Total Deaths/1,000 people.
Natural Increase Rate- how much society is growing. (If a positive number=population growing. Negative number=Population shrinking ) CBR--CDR=NIR
Infant Mortality Rate-the amount of children that die before the age of 1. Number of children under 1 who died/ 1,000 live births.
Total Fertility Rate- Shows us how many kids are women having and also show us family size. Number of children divided by women.( We have to have a TFR at a 2.1 if it falls below our population will decrease if above then there will be an increase in our population.

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1. Crude Birth Rate- How many people are born in that year. / 1000 people.

2. Crude Death Rate- How many people are dying in that year. /1000 people.

3. Natural Increase Rate-  How much the society is growing.

4. Total Fertility Rate- Number of children to women. How many kids women are having.

5. Infant Mortality Rate- Number deaths under 1 years old. /1000 live births.

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Crude Birth Rate (CBR):  How many people are born in a given year. Amount of live birth rates divided by 1,000 people.
Crude Death Rate(CDR): how many people are dying in a year. Amount of people who died in a year divided by 1,000 people.
Natural Increase Rate(NIR): How much is society growing. Take CBR and minus our CDR. positive =growing, negative = smaller. Only natural birth rates occurring in country.
Total Fertility Rate(TFR): Average amount of babies divided by women. Shows on average how many kids women are having.
Infant Mortality Rate(IMR): The amount of children who die before the age of one. Take the amount of deaths of children under one and dived it by 1,000 live births.

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CBR: live births per 1000 population
CDR: mortality or death rate.
NIR: difference between births and death rates
TFR: Number of children someone would have
IMR: death of an infant before first birthday

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cbr: the birth in a year divide by 1000
cdr:the death in a year divided by 1000
nir: how the population is growing
when the society gets better than the tfr fertility rate goes down because there is better health care
imr: infant mortality rate
tfr: how many kids there are per women
a lot of things effect the nir like politics, the surroundings natural or social, and the economy

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1. How many people are born (CBR)
2. How many people are dying (CDR)
3. how much society is growing (NIR)
4. Is a replacement rate (TFR)
5. looks at the amount of children who die before passing the age of one. (IMR)

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-if people aren't feeling safe, they probably wont bring children into the world
- people would also have to be able to provide for their family, and with covid, and people losing their jobs, they might not have the money to pay for childrens needs.
- if people don't understand the population growth, they won't be able to plan accordingly for the child
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Australia's NIR is 7 which means its growing because its a positive number.
We think that it's growing, maybe because they have  free healthcare so maybe people aren't really worried about having to pay the hospital bills, and know their kid will be taken care of.

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The NIR of Italy is -4. The population is shrinking because it's a negative number.

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The NIR of Canada is 2. This means that the population is growing because the total number is a positive number.