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Sacha
Mama; Mother Jungle
This case study of a sustainable development
scheme in the Amazonian forest, provides
information on the rainforest environment, climate,
migration and settlement, and ecotourism. Teacher’s
booklet contains lesson ideas, activities,
photocopiable sheets and 10 A4 discussion
photos.
£14.95
PA-116
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Salaam
Bangladesh
Complete set of introductory materials to
Bangladesh: 20 Bangladesh in Brief Sheets,
15 Bangladesh Mapcards and one copy of
Countryfile Bangladesh. Enclosed in a PVC
container.
£45.00
PA-103
Bangladesh
in Brief (Set of 20)
Four page introduction to contemporary
Bangladesh, examining land, people,
economy, trade and development. Includes
photos, statistics, maps and graphs.
£15.00
L-212
Bangladesh
Mapcard (Set of 15)
A4 full colour map, illustrating the main
physical and human features of Bangladesh.
Basic country statistics, including
economic and social data, is given on the
reverse.
£14.50
M-7
Countryfile
Bangladesh
Nine, four-page units, with maps, tables
and graphs, which look at aspects of
Bangladesh’s economy, geography and
development. Fully photocopiable. Includes
student activities.
£19.50
PA-56
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Shifting
Sands
The green revolution and the Indira Gandhi Canal
have affected the lives, agriculture and
environment of people living in the Thar desert.
This pack, including detailed background
information, activity ideas and 24 colour
photographs explores some of the issues.
£12.99
PA-210
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Southern
Perspectives on Development Series
Set of five handbooks which support the
teaching of Geography at Key Stage 3 &
Key Stage 4 (in particular the themes of
development, economic activity, population
and settlement). Each book (72 pp)
contains photocopiable students’ pages,
ready-to-use exercises and activities and
background information. Available as a set
or individually.
£42.00
B-453
Starting
Points
Looks at the power of words and images; at
what development means; poverty and
interdependence.
£9.75
B-448
Colonialism
and its Legacy
Looks at the south before colonialism;
European expansion; social and economic
impacts of colonialism; independence and
neo-colonialism.
£9.75
B-449
Distribution
of People and Resources
Looks at levels of consumption; food;
health and population.
£9.75
B-450
Production
and its effects
Looks at work; the transnational economy;
migration and urbanisation; technology and
sustainability.
£9.75
B-451
Rights
and Choices
Looks at human rights; models of
development; asks questions about aid;
explores working for change.
£9.75
B-452
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St
Philip
Role play encouraging discussion about
tourism and its implications for a developing world
island.
£3.50
G-31
Sustainable
Development
Recognising the importance of sustainable
development as the way forward for the future, this
book presents A level students with an analysis of
the debates involved. Case studies range from the
local to the global and cover a variety of
locations, presenting information and data to back
up viewpoints and encouraging students to discuss
values, attitudes and responsibility.
£7.00
B-142
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Teacher
Relief 2 – The Sequel
Activity pack, including a video with footage which
looks at key development issues and asks two main
questions. Why are people in Africa poor? What does
it have to do with us? Support materials include
classroom teaching ideas, games and role plays.
£16.50
PA-213
Technology,
Who Needs It?
Introduction to technology and appropriate
technology, with teacher’s notes and photocopiable
pupil activity sheets.
£6.00
PA-57
Third World
Comprehensive A level text, which looks at
different aspects of development, including: the
problem of defining development; the role of women;
newly industrialising countries; environmental
degradation and housing issues.
£17.50
B-518
Third World
Atlas
Historical and contemporary view of the developing
world. The atlas asks three main questions: What is
the third world? How was it made? What changes are
taking place? Issues of industrialisation,
environmental degradation, famine, migration and
gender all feature.
£15.75
B-567
Tourism:
environment and development perspectives
Tourism is a major source of foreign income. It can
make an enormous impact on social, economic and
cultural aspects of life. Who wins and who loses?
This book uses case studies, backed up by
activities, to explore some of the advantages and
disadvantages of
tourism.
£10.60
B-486
Trading
Game
How does trade affect the prosperity of a country?
A game which helps demonstrate the implications,
risks and benefits of trade.
£3.00
G-10
Trading
Trainers Game
Set in an imaginary shanty town in Latin America,
this game raises questions about why some people
remain poor even though they work very hard.
£2.00
G-7
Travel
Map of Namibia
Large (600 x 690 mm) colour map of Namibia at
1:2 million scale, illustrated with photographs,
climate data and town plans as well as a
large-scale map of Etosha National Park.
£5.50
M-10
Tropical
Rainforests (Poster)
Colour photographic wallchart (76cm x 100cm) shows
how rainforests around the world are being
destroyed.
£8.75
W-54
Views from
Brazil
Profiles six individuals from different
backgrounds, living in different regions of Brazil.
Each profile is accompanied by questions for
discussion and activities.
£2.50
PA-165
We Are What
We Eat
Focuses on the food we eat, where it comes from,
what food we buy and why we buy it. The focus moves
from a personal look at food to a wider global
view. Teacher’s notes, photocopiable activity
sheets and ideas for discussion support the
book.
£6.75
B-433
Young
Lives in India
Containing detailed accounts of the lives of
three children living in India, this photocopiable
pack encourages pupils to make comparisons between
the lives of young people within India and between
India and the UK. Wider issues, such as migration,
child labour and India’s future are also
considered. The pack includes 12 laminated
photocards.
£19.50
PA-111
Young
Lives in India – additional photocard sets
12 A4 photocards which show the everyday lives
of three children in different areas of India.
£2.00
PA-112
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