A tool from the World Bank that allows the display or comparison of population density figures (per sq km) for countries, regions and income groups. The data covers the period 1960 to 2016 and can be visually presented through a graph, bar or map.
Strand: C2: Regional Geography
Strand unit: Ireland
Suggestions for use: Use the tool to explore comparisons of population dynamics between Ireland and another country or region. Investigate reasons for change. The tool can also be used to explore other variables, e.g. CO2 emissions. The tool will require a few minutes familiarisation but it is responsive and presents a strong visual for the class. Students will be able to use easily.
Strand: E5: Human Environment
Strand unit: Dynamics of Population
Suggestions for use: Use the tool to explore comparisons of population dynamics between Ireland and another country or region. Investigate reasons for change. The tool can also be used to explore other variables, e.g. CO2 emissions. The tool will require a few minutes familiarisation but it is responsive and presents a strong visual for the class. Students will be able to use easily.
Strand: 3. Exploring People, Place and Change
Strand unit: 3. Population Change: Ireland & DC
Suggestions for use: Use the tool to explore comparisons of population dynamics between Ireland and another country or region. Investigate reasons for change. The tool can also be used to explore other variables, e.g. CO2 emissions. The tool will require a few minutes familiarisation but it is responsive and presents a strong visual for the class. Students will be able to use easily.
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