geography wellbeing year 10

What is human wellbeing?

The quality of life of individuals and groups, including health, education, income and environment

What factors influence human wellbeing?

Access to clean water, healthcare, education, income, safety and environment

What is spatial inequality?

Uneven distribution of wellbeing between different places

What is a developed country?

A country with high levels of income, education, and healthcare

What is a developing country?

A country with lower levels of income, education, and healthcare

What is the Human Development Index (HDI)?

A measure combining life expectancy, education, and income to assess wellbeing

What does life expectancy measure?

The average number of years a person is expected to live

What does literacy rate measure?

The percentage of people who can read and write

What is income as a wellbeing indicator?

The amount of money people earn, affecting their quality of life

What is environmental quality?

The condition of the natural environment affecting health and wellbeing

What is sustainability?

Using resources in a way that does not harm future generations

What is Aboriginal Custodianship of Country?

The responsibility of Aboriginal Peoples to care for and manage the land sustainably

How does Aboriginal Custodianship improve wellbeing?

It supports environmental health, cultural identity, and community connection

What is environmental management?

The sustainable use and protection of natural resources

What is a data table?

A way of organising data into rows and columns for easy analysis

What is a line graph used for?

Showing changes over time

What is a bar graph used for?

Comparing quantities between categories

What is a column graph used for?

Comparing data using vertical bars

What is a sector graph (pie chart) used for?

Showing proportions of a whole

What is a scatter plot used for?

Showing relationships between two variables

What is a choropleth map?

A map that uses shading to show data values across areas

What is a flow line map?

A map that shows movement between places

What is a political map?

A map showing boundaries between countries or regions

What is a cartogram map?

A map distorted to show a variable like population size

What is a population profile?

A graph showing the age and gender structure of a population

What skill is needed to interpret graphs?

Identifying trends, patterns, and comparisons

What skill is needed to interpret maps?

Understanding scale, symbols, and spatial patterns

What does analyse mean in geography?

Break down information and explain patterns or relationships

What does describe mean in geography?

Give the characteristics or features

What does explain mean in geography?

Give reasons and show cause and effect