MADAM LAU KAM LUNG SECONDARY SCHOOL OF MIU FAT BUDDHIST MONASTERY F.3 Geography Teaching Schedule, 2016 - 2017 [Term 1 Living with natural hazards] Date Week Number Topic Unit 1 Are we living in a hostile world? 2/9 – 9/9 1-2 Introduce the concept of natural hazards The major natural hazards Global distribution of natural hazards Unit 2 How can we describe the relief of Hong Kong? An introduction of the relief in Hong Kong 12/9 –7/10 3-6 Different ways to show the relief on maps Map Skill (I) Cross section and vertical exaggeration 11/10 – 21/10 7-8 25/10 – 28/10 9 1/11 –11/11 14/11- 25/11 Unit 3 What are the causes of landslides and effects of landslides? The meaning of landslide Factors affecting the stability of slope The causes of landslides in Hong Kong The effects of landslides in Hong Kong 1st term Uniform Test 10-11 Unit 3 What are the causes of landslides and effects of landslides? Ways to respond to landslides in Hong Kong Case Study (prevention and remedial work in different districts in Hong Kong) 12-13 Map Skill (II) Different relief features Revision of map reading skills (Location , conventional signs, grid system, distance and direction , calculation of areas) Unit 4 Why do earthquakes happen? The structure of the earth 28/11 –20/12 14-17 4/1 – 17/1 18-19 Major plate boundaries The concept of tectonic theory and movement Global distribution of tectonic hazards Mid-year examination 1 [Term 2 Living with natural hazards] (Supplemented with bridging notes to DSE) Date Week Number Topic Unit 4 Why do earthquakes happen? 18/1 – 24/1 20-21 Causes of earthquakes The direct and indirect impacts, short term and long term effects of earthquakes Unit 5 Why do volcanic eruptions happen? 6/2 – 17/2 22-23 Causes of volcanic eruption The direct and indirect impacts in terms of loss in economics and society The gains and opportunities from tectonic hazards Unit 6 Why are some people at a higher risk of experiencing natural hazards than we are? 21/2 – 10/3 24-26 Factors affecting the damages causes Comparison of the impacts from natural hazards in less developed countries (LDCs) and more developed countries (MDCs) Case Studies (e.g. earthquakes in China and Japan) Unit 6 Why are some people at a higher risk of experiencing natural hazards than we are? 13/3 –6/4 24/4 – 28/4 7/4 – 12/4 27-30, 32 31 Measures adopted to minimize the impacts of tectonic hazards Factors affecting the effectiveness of measures Comparison of measures adopted by LDC and MDC Case Studies (tsunamis in Southeast Asia) 2nd term Uniform Test Unit 6 Why are some people at a higher risk of experiencing 2/5 – 12/5 33-34 natural hazards than we are? Reasons for people to stay in hazard prone areas Case studies (Japan, Sichuan) 15/5 – 19/5 35 22/5 – 1/6 36 - 37 Revision 2/6 – 21/6 37 - 40 Yearly examination Drilling on Map Reading Skills Remark: The teaching schedule is subject to change according to students’ learning progress Prepared by Miss LAI Ka Yan 2
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