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Reflection sheet

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Keisha Bhutia-MYP 1                                                   5-10-21 

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Keisha Bhutia-MYP 1                                                   5-10-21 

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MYP 1 - Feedback-Summative - 2 - Unit 1 Keisha Bhutia

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Manraj Singh MYP 1 Date-5th October 2021

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Manraj Singh MYP 1 Date-5th October 2021

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Manraj Singh MYP 1 - Feedback-Summative - 2 - Unit 1

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MYP 1 - Feedback-Summative - 2 - Unit 1 shivansh gupta

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MYP 1 - Feedback-Summative - 2 - Unit 1- Vaishnavi Mishra

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MYP 1 - Feedback-Summative - 2 - Unit 1-2

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MYP 1 - Feedback-Summative - 2 - Unit - Trisha Bammi 

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First Question:

a  The route for a motorist to drive from Rome to Florence in Italy.
Road Map

b The capital cities of Europe.
Political Map

c Aerial footage of the shape and size of Africa.
Satellite Map

d The different features of the outback in Australia.
Topographic Map

e The comparative population sizes of countries in South-East Asia.
Data and Resource Map

f The height of the Rocky Mountains in the USA.
Physical Map

Second Question:

a What information does this map give us?

We can use satellite maps to see how much a city has changed, how well crops are growing, where a fire is burning, and when a storm is approaching.
Today, governments utilise satellite imagery-derived data for government decision-making, civil defence operations, police, and Geographic Information Systems (GIS), etc.

b Who would find this map useful and why?

This powerful and significant instrument is utilised by meteorologists. They're essentially the sky's eyes. These pictures comfort forecasters about the behaviour of the atmosphere since they depict events in a clear, succinct, and precise manner.

c Does this map have any limitations?

Remote sensing has shown to be an effective technique for monitoring the Earth's surface and improving our awareness of our surroundings, resulting in remarkable advances in sensor and information technology. However, methods for making efficient use of data and extracting meaningful information from remote sensing data are still in their infancy. The absence of software tools for effective information extraction from remote sensing data remains a problem in remote sensing. The trade-off between spectral and spatial resolution will persist, and more sophisticated data fusion methods will be required to extract the most relevant information from remote sensors.

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Anshuman Nagpal Asynchronous Task 7-10-2021

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1)
a. Road map
b. Political
c. Satelite
d. Physical
e. Data and recourses
f. Topographic

2)
a. This map gives us the satellite view of the two continents Europe, and Africa. It shows the different countries of the two continents in a detailed manner.
b. A person who needs to see the structure and figure of the countries in two continents would find this map much more useful than any other.
c. I don't think a satellite map has any limitations, but this map is of two continents so it it limited to them.

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MYP 1 - Asynchronous Task - 7th Oct Manraj Singh

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MYP 1 - Asynchronous Task - 14th October

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Anshuman Nagpal - Summative 1 Reflection

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MYP 1 - Feedback-Summative - 1 - Unit 2 - Vaishnavi Mishra

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Feedback-Summative - Unit 2- Mayra Tomar

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~$SUNP1603TSK3-MYP 1 - HW 3 - 15th November

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MYP 1 - Feedback-Summative - 1 - Unit 2 keisha

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List the changes:

1) During British rule, Hong Kong grew to make use of its geographical advantage of possessing a natural deep-sea port.
2) It was transformed into a significant trading centre.
3) Over time, Hong Kong has been established as a prominent financial centre.
4) From 1910 to 1972 Hong Kong became a suburban settlement from rural. 1972 to 2014 it became complete urban.
In other words, from having no buildings in 1910 in 1872, the construction of buildings has been worked upon to look posh and modernized.

Discuss the effect of changes on Hong Kong:

As per my perspective these developments, have benefited Hong Kong immensely. It has been organized, many new structures have been built and are no longer in ruins. This place has grown more stable(Even financially) as a result of these developments.
Hong Kong has grown technologically, so more facilities and high-paying work possibilities have been accessible.
On the other hand, growing advance so quickly fast had led to negative impacts as well. Hong Kong has faced problems in recent years, including a severe epidemic of the disease SARS in 2003 and a wave of political demonstrations known as the 'Umbrella Revolution' in 2014.

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In 1910, Honk Kong was a very underdeveloped country with hardly any buildings, but mostly having boats on the sea, which made it a rural area. In 1972, they were a few buildings built, but still more occupation of water than land, causing it to be a subarban area. In 2014, Honk Kong changed completely. They have multiple of sky scrapers, and roads which help people move from one place to another. This may be a city or megacity.

These changes may impact Honk Kong in a positive and negative way.

Starting with the positives-

Honk Kong would have more employement, rather than only having fishing as there major job, which also helping their financial progress.

People will now use more of the facilities that Honk Kong provides as the population is high, causing all the financila investments to go to use.

Now the negative points-

Hong Kong will soon go under over-population as currently, 7 million people are living on Hong Kong, and over-population might make it hard for people to live in Hong Kong.

The follow up point to the one above is that over-population will cause a lot of pollution and carbon dioxide as only few people can afford electric cars and walking and bycycles may make them late for going where they need to.

Also, over-population will cause too much of urbanization, leaving no space for plants to grow and reduce carbon dioxide levels.

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Overtime every settlement has changed and so has honk kong. Some changes honk kong has gone through are -

1) More industries & factories
2) Less use of water transportation
3) More buildings
4) Less greenry
5) More population
6) More transportation

Some of these changes have contributed to even bigger changes that have affected honk kong darasticly such as - More population. Because of increase in population more resorces are needed and more resources means more industries and factories to create those resources and more industries and factories means air pollution which later on affects oxygen quality of honk kong. But even though most of the chanegs fall under this cycle some changes have helped honk kong, one such example is more transportation methods. With more more transportation methods delivering goods to other countries is easier.

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In 1910 Honk Kong was like a village.
In 1972 Honk Kong was a developed country because of the britishers and it was more like a town.
In 2014 Honk Kong was very developed and it is now like a Big city.

These changes changed Honk Kong in both positive and negative way.

Positively: It changed it in a Positively way because it is now a developed country.

1. Overpopulation
2. Shortage of goods
3. lot of pollution

Negatively: It changed it in a negatively way because they have faced challenges such as overpopulation because there are 7million people in Honk Kong. There will be shortage of goods because of the population and a lot of pollution because there are 7 million people in a big city.

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Some of the changes are:
Positive
1. Change in roads
2. Change in buildings
Negative
1. Change in population
The positive effects are: the city is looking more attractive than the years before. Also there is more population so the technology and number of building are also more.

The negative effects of the city is that if there is more population that it will more pollution so it will be dangerous for the environment.

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1.List the changes you can see over time.

Some of the changes Honk Kong has been facing over time are:

1. Urbanization

2. Population

3. Facilities

4. Technological advancements

2. Discuss the diverse ways these changes can affect Hong Kong.

These changes can affect Hong Kong can be as with increased urbanization is first of not good for our body, more pollution can get increased and poor sanitation and resources gets wasted easily. With a larger population there can be unemployment, more demand for resources, increased conflicts, diseases can be spread in more numbers and water shortages can also be there. With more facilities it will help more people with what they need, and it will be easily available to them. Technological advancements have a good and bad side they help people communicate more easily but more time spent on technology is not good for our health.

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Honk Kong is one of the most populated cities in the world with a population of 7 million. It has changed a lot throughout time. Here are some changes that it has faced over time.

First, the settlement started as having the main function of fishing because of its proximity to the south china sea and as a result had plenty of seafood.

It changed a lot after Britain took over after defeating China in the Opium war.

Under British rule, they developed into a major trading hub because of their deep sea port. This developed it developed as a major financial center.

Because of its large population, Hong Kong has many houses and skyscrapers and urbanization has become one of the main problems but, also has stopped urban development in certain areas to have parks.

Hong Kong was handed over to the People's republic of China but it has a system of government different from the rest of China as it is a Special Administrative Region, giving it more economic and political freedom.

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1. change in the population size
2. development of the buildings over time
3. change in the colour of the picture
4. Change in the environment

Positive-

Because of the population size increasing the big city is increasing and more new things are happening

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The changes that are in the picture are before it was a normal country and there wasn't any technology and now there is a
big change in the technology  . Also there was a change in poverty before there was some poverty and now it is not there . And that is the positive change and the negative change is that before their was less population and now in hon kong there is a huge amount of population so that is a negative change .

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1. As the years progress the city seems to be developing fast.

2.  The cities are developing but a they are the greenery around the area is dissapearing.

3. Since the city is getting bigger more and more people are moving in creating over population.

4. The cities are getting more and more technologically advanced.

These changes will affect Hong Kong in both negative and positive ways. Since the city is developing fast, the city is becoming more technologically advanced hence getting more high tech, however due to the part of less greenery the environment is decreasing around Hong Kong which could have a bad impact on the cities nature which is around it, another problem could be over population since with more buildings and sectors more and more people will be coming.

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In 1910 Hong-Kong was like a village because there was less population at that time and the income for the people was fishing. In 1972 Hong-Kong was like a big town. The population had increased and now it was under British Government. It was a trading hub.  In 2014 it was like a megacity and there was a lot of population. Hong-Kong was released by the British Government and it had political freedom. The disadvantage is over population and the advantage is that it has developed a lot

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1. Some changes that I can see in the pictures of Honk Kong over time are:

a. The infrastructure has enhanced.
b. The area has become more congested.
c. The population became denser.
d. Amount of Nature in the area has decreased.
e. The area has advanced in technology.


2. These changes can affect Hong Kong, both positively and negatively. The positive effects are:

a. The enhancement of Infrastructure in Hong Kong can lead to more services and facilities offered to the people, and also increasing economic growth.

b. Advancement in Technology in the city can help us in many ways, as it can assist us in communication and build networks, helps us to learn effectively, and makes our lives easier.

The negative effects are:

a. If the area gets congested, there will be a lack of space, and people will be restricted, as there is no free space for them to move around. There will also be major traffic problems in the city.

b. If the population increases, it will cause a lot of problems, such as unemployment, lack of resources, and inequality, including air, land and water pollution.

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As the time pasted by the number of settlement is getting changed overtime and getting developed.

·      Atmosphere: Atmosphere because in 1910 the Hong Kong was all with dirt and like a village not big shops, businesses and all. And comparatively  to 1972 people start building houses and the much business us set up. And comparatively  to 2014 the city have got a lot of population and have digressed the dirt and because of population the business are hit up and the settlements are modified and have changed the city.

·      Weather: Weather because in 1910 the people say the temperature in 1910 in march have gone till 80 degrees and It is still in the records of high temperature. 1972 and in 2014 the climate and the weather have got better and normal.

·      Big city: As the years are inserting the number of population are coming. It is a big city because in 1910 people don’t have any business but now everyone around have a responsibility to do and also work.

·      Population: Population is getting higher and it’s a good thing so I think that if there is more population there will be more demands and have more facilities.

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The city has developed a lot in these following years. These are few advantages and disadvantages-
- There is overpopulation
- a lot of pollution will because of overpopulation.
- there are a lot of facilities

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Lesson Plan - MYP 1 - 24th November padlet

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MYP 1 - Investigation Tasksheet - 24th November

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MYP 1 - Investigation Tasksheet - 24th November

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MYP 1 - Investigation Tasksheet - 24th November

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MYP 1 - Investigation Tasksheet - 24th November