
Exploring Geography Book 2
by Jennifer O’Sullivan-Sirjue, Wintlett Taylor-Browne, Viviene Smart, Ingrid Wilson, Leroy Fearon
Exploring Geography – Book 2 is the second in a series of three books developed for students of geography at the secondary level. The series covers the Jamaican Ministry of Education and Youth’s (MOEY) curricula for geography at grades 7, 8 and 9. It responds specifically to the requirements of the National Standards Curriculum, while also addressing more general concepts in geography; it is, therefore, relevant regionally and globally. Exploring Geography – Book 2 covers key concepts such as population and migration, pollution and global warming. weather and climate, sustainable use of water, agro-processing and climate change. Key Features • Objectives stated at the start of each unit • Overview of the unit broadly summarizes the major areas on which the unit will focus. Full coverage of the MoEY’s geography curriculum for Grade 8 students • Coverage of regional and global issues related to geography • Scenario-based activities help to develop students’ analytical skills • Numerous activities engage students in real-life problems; students are challenged to find creative and workable solutions. • Collaborative engagement through pair work and group work • ICT integration • Career Focus pinpoints geography-related careers that have particular relevance to the unit and highlights the major responsibilities of that profession/career. • End of Unit Assessment helps students keep track of their personal progress. • Full colour designs with vibrant photographs, maps and diagrams throughout
ISBN: 978-9766382971
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