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    HUMAN

    WELLBEING

    Stage 5 Geography:
    Human wellbeing and development:
    examination of global indicators and
    benchmarks for human wellbeing
    HANS ROSLING'S 200
    COUNTRIES, 200 YEARS, 4
    MINUTES - THE JOY OF STATS
    -Watch:
    BBC FOUR
    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jbkSRLYSojo&list=PLAVIv_sQGQhME
    PDsJapURO5djSg8TjhFS&index=2
    THINKING ROUTINE: ASK
    QUESTIONS
    Brainstorm a list of at least 3 questions about the topic of human wellbeing. Use these
    question-starts to help you think of interesting questions:

    Why...?
    How would it be different if...?
    What are the reasons...?
    Suppose that...?
    What if...?
    What if we knew...?
    What is the purpose of...?
    What would change if...?
    15.1 GLOBAL INDICATORS

    Human wellbeing is a multidimensional 1 Health


    term, which refers to people’s quality of 2 Social connections and relationships
    life and happiness. According to the 3 Environment (present and future condition)
    Commission on the Measurement of 4 Education
    Economic Performance and Social 5 Material living standards (income,
    Progress, key dimensions of human consumption and wealth)
    wellbeing (in no particular order of 6 Personal activities including work
    significance) are: 7 Political voice and governance
    8 Security, of an economic as well as a
    physical nature.

    THINK-PAIR-SHARE
    Q1: Which of the dimensions is most and least important when
    it comes to your human wellbeing?
    Q2: Rank the Global indicators from 1-8
    TYPES OF PHOTOGRAPHS

     Oblique photos are taken from an


    angle – they show height well but
    distances are inaccurate.
     Aerial photos are taken from directly
    overhead – they show distance
    accurately but don’t show height of
    features.
     Ground level photos show details
    well but don’t always put them in
    perspective.
     Satellite imagery shows large areas
    and can also show thematic
    information such as soil type or
    deforestation.
    CLASSROOM ACTIVITY: LOOK
    AND RESPOND
    http://menzelphoto.photoshelter.com/gallery/Material-World-Family-Portraits/G0000I
    p09fSBViW8/C0000d0DI3dBy4mQ

    1. What are some examples of things or people that increase wellbeing?


    OVER TO YOU
    http://menzelphoto.photoshelter.com/gallery/Material-World-Family-Portraits/G0000Ip0
    9fSBViW8/C0000d0DI3dBy4mQ

    1. Create a table diagram between two families showing the similarities and differences
    in location, types of dwelling, family size, income, material possessions and spirituality.

    2. Compare and contrast a rich or poor areas in terms of material possessions and
    lifestyles. Give 3 examples to show similarities and differences.

    3. Reflection: 3-5 sentences on why the concept of wellbeing/happiness is subjective?

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