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Rural living

Year level: Upper primary

Learning outcome

Students will compare rural and urban living in Australia and in developing countries

Complete the first two columns in the table below to show how you obtain these goods and services. Choose a country from the country profiles on http://www.globaleducation.edna.edu.au/globaled/page37.html to complete the third and fourth columns.

Item City in Australia Rural Australia City in
developing country
Rural in
developing country
Cooking fuel
       
Heating
       
Lighting
       
Water
       
Travel to school
       
Time to travel to school
       
Time to travel to doctor
       
Time to travel to visit friend and relations
       
Membership of a group in the local community
       

Review the information in the table and using a Positive Negative Interesting chart for living in each country.

Complete four effects charts to show the impact of one of the items on the environment, health, time, women and the poor.

Assessment task

Create a dramatised or written (letter or email) conversation between yourself and a person who lives in a rural area in your chosen country about the benefits of your respective homes.




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