Didactics Resources

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The different topics are exposed keeping in mind the following objectives:

1st. to explain the systems and approaches that teachers have to pass knowledge on.

   2nd. to develop certain skills.

3rd.  to look for the collaboration and input of the students in the construction of knowledge.

 

To facilitate the access to this teaching material to high school teachers, an additional version has been created for each topic. These versions outline the main objectives and explain how the information can be used to its best. The content of this section is structured in five chapters, to provide high school teachers with the tools needed to create didactic resources appropriate to the teaching of Geography. These five chapters are:

  1. Texts
  2. Theoretical diagrams
  3. Real diagrams
  4. Educational images
  5. Images/work

These didactic resources are presented in different electronic formats, depending on the age and capabilities of the students and on their learning stage.

TEXTS

Informational Text to didactic text  

Texts and organizational learning. Basic variables  

An organizational structure. Elements, hierarchies and relations  

Developing an organization chart from a didactic text

Listings and Organizational 

 

THEORETICAL DIAGRAMS

Basic triangular structure: elements and relationships  

Basic triangular structure: basic elements 

Displaying the hierarchy and temporal evolution

Triangular and circular structures of three levels  

Functional flowcharts

 

REAL DIAGRAMS

Geological evolution of the Iberian Peninsula: geologic time scale  

Functional flowcharts: basic factors of international trade  

Circuit-opposition migration 

Gradation of difficulty: migration   

From the drawing flowchart 

 

EDUCATIONAL IMAGES

Migration and commuting, urban and suburban  

Model of organization of the territory in the Levant Valenciano  

Growth model of the Spanish city  

Metropolitan area: territorial structure

Developing a profile of the metropolitan area

Metropolitan area: a profile analysis

 

IMAGES / WORK

Population dynamics: development of an organizational

General Population Dynamics

Dynamics of biological

Dynamics of socioeconomic factors

Types population trends