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1 Case Study: Maitland Activities
Mr Daly Case Study: Maitland Monday, 15 July 2019 Learning Objectives: To investigate the Maitland community and evaluate overall change Learning Outcomes: To outline and analyse factors causing change in Maitland Success Criteria: Too be able to explain the extent of factors causing change in Maitland Activities Starter: Revision (Mind Map Discussion) Activity 1: Questions (Short answer responses) Activity 2: Internet investigation Plenary: Plenary Cards

2 Processes causing change in Maitland Globalisation and the Media
Patterns of Employment New Technologies Lifestyle Expectations Cultural Integration Natural Disasters Resource Depletion Recognition of Native Title

3 Definitions Urbanisation Biodiversity Community Rural
Biodiversity Community Rural Changing patterns of work Population pyramid Population density Demographic Emigration Immigration Census

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5 Changing patterns of work in Maitland
What is the type of work people do in Maitland? Has there been economic change and change in work? Have part time and casual work influenced the community? Is technology is changing the structure and nature of work in Maitland? Technology and globalisation in Maitland Are technology and globalisation linking Maitland to other communities? How does globalisation involve the flow of people, finance, information and trade? Does globalisation affect culture and our awareness of global problems?

6 Native title recognition in Maitland
How is reconciliation with indigenous peoples evident in Maitland? How is the recognition of indigenous rights seen in Maitland? What is the Council for Aboriginal Reconciliation? Changing lifestyle expectations What is Gentrification? What is over consumption, and how is it evident in Maitland? How are personal and household debt found in Maitland? Cultural integration and multiculturalism How are other cultures blending within the existing Maitland community? How does the media reinforce unfair stereotypes and social issues in Maitland? What is the Maitland Urban Settlement Strategy ( )

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