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Population vs. Natural Resources in Nigeria
Dr. Kay Weller
University of Northern Iowa
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Population vs. Natural Resources in Nigeria
Dr. Kay Weller – UNI
Grade Level (Req.): 7th-12th
Content Area (Req.): World
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Geography
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Time Frame (Req.): 1 class period Goal (Req.): To learn how population is affected by natural resources
and vice versa.
Objective (Req.): Students will generate a map showing the location
of oil production and tin production in Nigeria and one showing the
location of population centers/settlements in Nigeria. Students will
write a one to two page analysis of the maps.
Materials Needed (Req.):
New Vocabulary (Opt.):
• Blank maps of Nigeria
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• Mapping software of your choice
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• Atlases or map of Nigeria showing
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population centers/settlements,
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topography, location of tin mining on the
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Jos Plateau, and oil production within the
Niger Delta
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Anticipatory Set/Introduction [Inquiry Question is required] (Req.): How does population
centers/settlements vary in relation to location of natural resources in Nigeria?
Instructional Sequence/Procedure (Req.):
1. Have students generate two maps (electronically or by hand). One should show the location of
oil and tin production in Nigeria. (Oil production is located in a 350 sq. mi. section of the Niger
Delta tin production is located on the Jos Plateau.) The other map should show major
population centers or settlements in Nigeria. Maps should include a legend and compass rose.
2. Based on the map data explain in written form possible consequences of the location of oil
production and tin mining in Nigeria on the people of those regions.
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Formative Evaluation (Req.): Class participation
Assessment (Req.): Maps should be graded for
neatness and information conveyed. Paper should
be graded for an accurate analysis of the
comparison of maps.
Iowa Core Curriculum Standards Used (Req.):
• Geography, grade 9-12: Understand the use of geographic tools to locate and analyze
information about people, places, and environments.
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Common Core Curriculum Standards Used (Opt.):
• Writing, grade 6-12: Produce clear and coherent writing in which the development,
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NGS Standards Used (Req.):
• How to use maps and other geographic representations, tools, and technologies to acquire,
process, and report information from a spatial perspective
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Five Themes of Geography Used (Req.):
• Location
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• Human-Environmental Interaction
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