1. Challenges of an Urban World. towns and cities. of people Urbanisation is in the proportion the increase living in Urbanisation is the increase in the proportion of people living in towns and cities. TASK: Rearrange these lines to create a sentence. Must – define urbanisation and state two ways that cities grow. Should – use data to analyse urbanisation patterns over time for two continents. Could – use specific data to outline changes to urbanisation for three continents.

2. How do cities grow? TASK: Internal Growth: 1.What makes birth rates increase in cities? In-Migration 2.What encourages more people to move into a city? Must – define urbanisation and state two ways that cities grow. Should – use data to analyse urbanisation patterns over time for two continents. Could – use specific data to outline changes to urbanisation for three continents.

3. Where are cities growing? You will be given 4 different graphs. You must identify patterns related to the global growth of cities. GRADE C/D You must look at Africa, Asia and Europe. You must look at graphs 1, 2, 3 and 4. Create 4 bullet points (one for each graph) for each continent. GRADE D/E You must look at Asia and Europe. You must look at graphs 2 and 3. Create 2 bullet points (one for each graph) for each continent. Must – define urbanisation and state two ways that cities grow. Should – use data to analyse urbanisation patterns over time for two continents. Could – use specific data to outline changes to urbanisation for three continents.

4. Figure 1 – Yearly rate of change of the urban population Must – define urbanisation and state two ways that cities grow. Should – use data to analyse urbanisation patterns over time for two continents. Could – use specific data to outline changes to urbanisation for three continents.

5. Figure 2 – Percentage of people living in urban areas Must – define urbanisation and state two ways that cities grow. Should – use data to analyse urbanisation patterns over time for two continents. Could – use specific data to outline changes to urbanisation for three continents.

6. Must – define urbanisation and state two ways that cities grow. Should – use data to analyse urbanisation patterns over time for two continents. Could – use specific data to outline changes to urbanisation for three continents.

7. Figure 4: Number of cities, sorted by population size. Must – define urbanisation and state two ways that cities grow. Should – use data to analyse urbanisation patterns over time for two continents. Could – use specific data to outline changes to urbanisation for three continents.

8. Where are cities growing? 1.MEDCs – cities grew during and straight after the industrial revolution. 2.LEDCs – cities are growing now and have been since the 1950s. Must – define urbanisation and state two ways that cities grow. Should – use data to analyse urbanisation patterns over time for two continents. Could – use specific data to outline changes to urbanisation for three continents.

9. Figure 1 – Yearly rate of change of the urban population Figure 2 – Percentage of people living in urban areas Figure 4: Number of cities, sorted by population size. Where are cities growing? You must identify patterns related to the global growth of cities. GRADE C/D You must look at Africa, Asia and Europe. You must look at graphs 1, 2, 3 and 4. Create 4 bullet points (one for each graph) for each continent. GRADE D/E You must look at Asia and Europe. You must look at graphs 2 and 3. Create 2 bullet points (one for each graph) for each continent.