1. How does health affect levels of development? 31/12/2018
Learning goals:
Learn why poor health care can challenge a countries development.

2. How does health affect levels of development? 31/12/2018
NS: Learn why health care is so important
R2L: Link health with reasons for economic development
Be able to make connections and explain the links with health and development.

3. What is HIV and AIDS. https://www. bing. com/videos/search
What do you know?
HIV = Human Immuno-deficiency Virus
AIDS = Acquired Immune Deficiency Syndrome
It is a virus that attacked the bodies immune system
It is spread through bodily fluids – semen, vaginal fluids, blood and breast milk
This means it is spread by having unprotected sex with an infected person, sharing needles with an infected drug user, from mother to baby during birth or breastfeeding.
You cant get it from kissing or toilet seats!

4. Global Rates of HIV Infection
Describe the pattern shown in the map about the global distribution of HIV.
Developing countries Southern Africa Developed countries
Russia Anomalies General pattern

5. – Can you sort the cards into the correct columns
– Can you sort the cards into the correct columns? Cause, Effects, Solutions
Causes of HIV / AIDS
(How is it spread?)
Effects of HIV / AIDS
(how does it affect people?)
Solutions
(How can we prevent the spread of HIV?)

6. HIV is spread through unprotected sex with an infected person
HIV is spread through unprotected sex with an infected person
AIDS projects have been set up to help women find a new business instead of prostitution
Women have little status and are forced to have sex with infected men
HIV has spread quickly because of improvements in transport so people move around more
2.4 million Africans have died from AIDS
Education programmes to teach people about sexual health and using condoms
Reduce the debt of African countries so they can spend money on HIV and AIDS prevention
Poor hygiene in hospitals means that infected blood is given to patients during blood transfusions
An increase in drug use has meant that HIV is spread through contaminated needles
Babies are born HIV positive as it is passed on during child birth
People can’t work on the farms if they are ill with AIDS so can’t get food
Drug companies can provide cheaper drugs to treat HIV
13 million children are orphaned because of AIDS
People with AIDS can’t work so they have even less money
Condoms should be issued for free to people
Keep children in education for longer so they know more about the disease and how to keep protected
Card sort. Put into a table or colour code.

7. HIV is spread through unprotected sex with an infected person
HIV is spread through unprotected sex with an infected person
AIDS projects have been set up to help women find a new business instead of prostitution
Women have little status and are forced to have sex with infected men
HIV has spread quickly because of improvements in transport so people move around more
2.4 million Africans have died from AIDS
Education programmes to teach people about sexual health and using condoms
Reduce the debt of African countries so they can spend money on HIV and AIDS prevention
Poor hygiene in hospitals means that infected blood is given to patients during blood transfusions
An increase in drug use has meant that HIV is spread through contaminated needles
Babies are born HIV positive as it is passed on during child birth
People can’t work on the farms if they are ill with AIDS so can’t get food
Drug companies can provide cheaper drugs to treat HIV
13 million children are orphaned because of AIDS
People with AIDS can’t work so they have even less money
Condoms should be issued for free to people
Keep children in education for longer so they know more about the disease and how to keep protected
Answers. Red = Causes, Black = Effects, Green = Solutions

8. Linking Concepts: Based on what you have learned from the card sort, how do these concepts link together?
Men
Health Care Tax
Medical Care
Education
HIV
Chemist / shops
Test kits and staff
Death Rate
Women
Condoms
HIV testing
Affordable drugs
Can be done individually on A3 paper / double page or as group work on poster paper
Work
Money
AIDS
Support for patients

9. LG: Linking Concepts: Based on what you have learned from the card sort, how do these concepts link together?
Men
Health Care Tax
Medical Care
Education
HIV
Chemist / shops
Test kits and staff
Death Rate
Women
Condoms
HIV testing
Affordable drugs
Can be done individually on A3 paper / double page or as group work on poster paper
Work
Money
AIDS
Support for patients

11. Linking Concepts: Based on what you have learned from the card sort, how do these concepts link together?
Link ideas…
Poor people cant afford to buy condoms to prevent HIV spreading
HIV develops into full blown AIDS without medical drugs
AIDS causes the death rate to increase as 2.4 million people have dies in Africa
Education can teach people the importance of using condoms
Condoms are used to prevent the spread of HIV during sexual intercourse
Women can pass on HIV to their babies during childbirth and breastfeeding
People are unable to work when they are ill with AIDS
Medicine needed to prevent HIV becoming AIDS (anti-retrovirals) are too expensive
Can you think of any more?
Ideas of links for differentiation

12. Health and Development
GCSE style question:
Explain the link between health and development.
Use the example of HIV in your answer.
Alternative question:
Give reasons why poor health prevents countries from becoming more developed.

13. Writing to Persuade
In Malawi the government have made some progress to reduce the number of new infections from HIV
Write a letter to the Malawian government explaining to them the importance of continuing to reduce HIV and the need to spend money on solutions.
Give them your ideas as to the best way to reduce the spread of HIV in Malawi.

14. HIV
Medical Care
Education
Condoms
Death Rate
Women
Concept map worksheet
Work
Money
AIDS