Now, shall we go to revise the African map for a change!!!

http://www.sheppardsoftware.com/Africa/Africa_GL_1024_768.html

Commentary on population pyramids (developed/developing countries

Try do the this worksheet and have a look on the stages to follow in a commentary on population pyramids. This is the good one!!!
https://www.dropbox.com/s/vamdtv8fumwagxx/Population%20Pyramids%20Worksheet.docx?dl=0

Resumen de las cuestiones y actividades de los temas 10-11 y 12. (Tertiary Sector and the Population

Aquí tenéis las preguntas y actividades contestadas para que podáis repasar para el exámen. No olvidéis que las respuestas son orientativas y vosotros podéis redactarlas con vuestro estilo personal. Espero que os ayude.
https://www.dropbox.com/s/caw2ds7b0sjkul0/Units%2010-11-12Tertiary%20sector%20and%20the%20Population.doc?dl=0

How to read a population pyramid?

Watch this presentation to learn how to interpret a pyramid by its shape.

Population data to draw the India's pyramid.

Try to draw the India's pyramid following the population data in percentages.

Go to the following link: http://blogdegeografiadejuan.blogspot.com.es/2013/04/ejercicios-datos-para-hacer-la-piramide.html

Population pyramids

A population pyramid is like"a picture" of the structure of the population in one country by gender and age.

Look at the documentary and think about how usseful can be pyramids in order to planify people's needs.

Overpopulation

Here you are a BBC documentary that shows current population behaviour compared to the one in the past. Quite interesting and graphic!!!

Questions:

1. What does "overpopulation" mean?
2. Which are the most populated countries today?
3. What's the average of children per woman in the world?
4. Explain the differences in population in developed or developing countries and its challenges.