Topic outline
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Background to assist you in teaching this topic.
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Students explore an excellent resource from the American Museum of Natural History to discover the change in human populations across time.
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Students explore evidence for modern climate change, examining the quality of data and making linkages.
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Students examine the data from an experiment to explore the impact of carbon dioxide on temperature and how this data might be viewed in light of climate change investigations.
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Student conduct an investigation to explore the link between water temperature and solubility of carbon dioxide.
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Explore how water plants impact acidity of ocean water over time in this experiment.
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Students explore the possible causes and repercussions of sea level rises globally.
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Students interpret data around historical climate change and extinctions.
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Students explore how biodiverse ecosystems respond to change, with further examination (through weblinks) on the current situation for mangrove forests.
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A hands-on activity designed to simulate the devastation caused by frequent fires.
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Students interpret information given to them and research to find out the leading theories as to why most of Australia's megafauna became extinct.
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Activities to assist with the review of this topic.