Slide 1Delaware Recommended Curriculum Regional Planning Course Adapted by Maggie Legates, DGA from a presentation by P.W. Rees, UD Department of Geography Slide 2  a…

1. Where in the World?Where are 3 places in the world you wantto go? 2. Open a Pages Document Look for the grey ink well in your applicationsfolder.…

Slide 1 Warm-up 9/19 What are the 3 types of regions we have discussed in class? – Tell me their names and give me an example of each one. Slide 2 Slide 3 Characteristics…

Slide 1 Regional thinking The “sense of place” that humans possess may apply to a larger area of Earth than a specific location. Why are places the same or different?…

Slide 1 Slide 2  The study of the distribution and interactions of physical and human features on the earth.  Unlike historians, geographers view the world by looking…

Slide 1 Slide 2 Bell Ringer: August 11, 2014 Find the definition for Geography: You may use your book or cell phone. Slide 3 Geography Geography comes from the Greek Word…

Slide 1 Chapter One Thinking Geographically Slide 2 Cultural Landscape Main thing human geographers are concerned with Visible imprint of human activity on the landscape…

Slide 1 Standard 5: Regional Geography: People Create Regions to Interpret Earth’s Complexity Region is a concept that is used to identify & organize areas of Earth’s…

Slide 1 © 2013 Pearson Education, Inc. Functional regions A. Disperse evenly. B. Are centered on a node. C. Avoid cultural dysfunction. D. Are unaffected by communications.…

Slide 1 Slide 2  Location  Place  Region  Human-Environment Interaction  Movement Slide 3  Absolute location allows us to pinpoint the exact location of…