Human Geography
Credit to Ms. Syversen Bullis on the graphic
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Our goal is for students to use a spatial perspective, the five themes of geography (location, place, human-environment interaction, movement & regions), and concepts (scale, change, pattern/association, and interconnections) to study population and the human systems of politics, economics, and culture (including religion & language). We will also focus on digital forensics and identifying bias.
This will produce students who think of themselves as global citizens with a three-dimensional view of the diverse societies of the world. To put simply, students will leave this class being able to think more critically in a world that is bombarding them with information.
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1st Semester
Unit 1 - Intro to Human Geo |
Unit 2 - Culture & Identity |
Unit 3 - Politics & Civics |
2nd Semester
Unit 4 - Population & Migration |
Unit 5 - Agriculture & Industry |
Unit 6 - Urbanization |