Measuring Liveability: PPT, Guided Notes and Student Worksheet Geography

A resource for Place and Liveability Geography depth study. Measuring Liveability: PPT, Guided Notes and Student Worksheet explores the concept of liveability and how it is measured.

This includes exploration of factors such as environmental quality, crime and safety, access to services and cultural activities. The difference between objective and subjective factors is explored in this resource.

This resource contains a MS PowerPoint presentation, with guided notes and student worksheet exploring different measures of liveability.

• Defines liveability.
• Explores how liveability may be perceived differently.
• Covers seven major liveability factors: environmental quality, crime and safety, provision of education, healthcare provision, access to shops and services, recreational facilities and cultural activities.
• Includes Australian examples.
• Differentiates objective vs. subjective factors.

Student worksheet matches presentation, as they locate missing terms and record them to complete their guided notes. Includes Y-chart, comprehension questions and guided paragraph writing activities.

Written for the Australian Curriculum Year 7 Geography Depth Study: Place and Liveability.

• Factors that influence the decisions people make about where to live and their perceptions of the liveability of places ACHGK043.

What's Included?

• 18-slide MS PowerPoint Presentation Measuring Liveability.
• 10-page PDF guided notes and student worksheet.
• Answer key for guided notes and student worksheet.
• BONUS extension activity: Class survey and quick graphing liveability factors.
• How to use this resource, with suggested lesson plan.

Please ensure you have access to MS PowerPoint software before downloading this resource.

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