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Urbanisation and megacities: Jakarta (6.12) World Vision

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Urbanisation and megacities: Jakarta (6.12) World Vision

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What are the challenges

facing people living

in megacities?

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Photos of Indonesia
Places can be represented in many different ways. Look at the photographs of Jakarta here and on p.26-27. What are the positive,

negative and interesting aspects of these images?

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Megacities and climate change - Journal Article

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Megacities and climate change - Journal Article

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Journal article - senior suitable.

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Year 9 SEAL original worksheet

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Students are to cut out each box and glue them into their book only by the strip. Then they can write what they find out underneath the flap.

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Year 7-10 poverty resource - with curriculum links

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Read the following statements about globalisation and discuss the key concepts in each. What do you think the writer thinks about globalisation?

1. It doesn't matter how far apart we might be geographically, economically or culturally, we're all held tightly together as members of the human race in an all-embracing web.

2. Jobs are leaving many of the developed nations and moving to developing nations. The money earned helps those developing nations move forward – more jobs, cheaper goods, more profits for research and development. Everybody wins.

3. I interact with other people who live in different countries when I’m playing computer games.

4. Countries which are open to external investment are able to develop their economies to generate incomes from exports and raise their standards of living.

5. Of the world's 7 billion people, 214 million are migrants, a phenomenon that has 'internationalised' many cities.

6. Young people around the world have adopted international brands and styles without discrimination. Their clothes are influenced by their favourite bands, they sing along to songs they don't understand and support values that don't belong to them. Culture is under siege!

7. Recently we have seen the collapse of undemocratic regimes, improvements in workers' rights, an increase in environmental awareness and responsibility, and an increased awareness of fair trade as a result of advocacy campaigns using social media.

8. Sixty-eight million people are served every day in McDonald’s – 33,000 restaurants in 119 countries worldwide.

9. Globalisation has caused important changes in who makes decisions that affect our lives as multinational companies have more power than national governments.

10. Differences in local conditions require local solutions rather than an externally imposed and globally uniform ‘one size fits all’ solution.