social studies (understanding resources)

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How are resources defined in the context of this lesson?


Resources are anything natural or physical that can be harnessed to create wealth or improve living standards.


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What are the two broad categories of resources?


Human Resources and Physical Resources.


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Give an example of a natural resource found in the Caribbean.


Mineral resources such as petroleum and natural gas.


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What is sustainable development?


Sustainable development is the ability to use resources to boost the economy and improve lives without compromising future generations' ability to meet their needs.


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Why is education important for sustainable development?


Because educated citizens are necessary to properly engage in sustainable development and make effective use of resources.


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What is an example of a physical resource in the Caribbean?


Forested areas or climate resources like rainfall and moderate temperatures.


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What is the common theme in the pictures related to sustainability?


The common theme is sustainability, which involves meeting present needs without compromising future generations.


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How does the jewelry example illustrate resource sustainability?


The jewelry's durability and lasting quality symbolize resources that do not fade or diminish over time, representing sustainable use.


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What role does government play in resource management according to the lesson?


The government is responsible for managing resources so that future generations can enjoy the benefits of current efforts.


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What is the significance of the quote about the world we inherit?


It emphasizes that our treatment of the environment now affects the future of our planet and generations to come.


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What is the key question to ask when determining if a resource use is sustainable?


We must ask whether the resource use meets current needs without depleting or damaging the resource for future use.


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What are three key considerations for sustainable development mentioned in the videos?


Environmental preservation, economic growth, and social equity.


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How can human beings be considered resources?


Humans are resources because they contribute skills, labor, and innovation necessary for development.


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What is one way to make resources sustainable according to the narrator?


By managing and conserving resources carefully to prevent depletion and ensure their availability for future generations.


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Why is it important to treat the environment well for future generations?


Because the future of our world depends on how we treat the environment today, affecting their ability to meet their needs.


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What is the importance of education in achieving sustainable development?


Education helps citizens understand how to use resources wisely and participate effectively in sustainable practices.


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What are the two broad categories of resources?


Human Resources and Physical Resources.


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What is sustainable development?


Sustainable development is the ability to use resources to boost the economy and improve lives without compromising future generations' ability to meet their needs.


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How do resources contribute to a country's standard of living?


Resources can be harnessed to create wealth, provide jobs, and improve services, thereby raising the standard of living.


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What is the common theme in the pictures related to sustainability?


The common theme is sustainability, which involves meeting present needs without compromising future generations.


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What role does government play in resource management?


The government is responsible for managing resources so that future generations can enjoy the benefits of current efforts.


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What is the key question to ask when determining if a resource use is sustainable?


We must ask whether the resource use meets current needs without depleting or damaging the resource for future use.