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Urban Settlements: Auckland

Lessons 13-14:
Focusing Question 5: What processes give rise to these different patterns?

Bastion Point Day 507 (Awatea Films, 1980)

Learning intentions students are learning to…

  • Successfully answer the above question.

Success criteria (How do students know they have achieved success?)

Relevant Film Archive footage:

Auckland’s People DVD
Sub-Chapter: Maori

  • Bastion Point (Footage Time: 9 minutes and 33 seconds)
  • Treaty Settlement (Footage Time: 2 minutes and 15 seconds)

Auckland’s Historical DVD
Sub-Chapter: Transport

  • New Zealand’s Trams – Auckland (Footage Time: 11 minutes and 3 seconds)
  • Traffic Transit Project 1974-1975 (Footage Time: 4 minutes and 30 seconds)
  • Auckland: Light Rail Proposal (Footage Time: 8 minutes and 23 seconds)

Auckland’s Development DVD
Sub-Chapter: Issues in Urban Growth

  • Water Supply (Footage Time: 2 minutes and 31 seconds)
  • Auckland Volcanoes
  • Shaky Beginnings (Footage Time: 56 seconds)
  • Landmarks: A Land Apart (Footage Time: 2 minutes and 7 seconds)

Activities

  • Students will re-cap previous lesson work.
  • Discuss and define the key words: Patterns, and Processes.
  • Introduce students to the S.P.E.N.T. (H/C) method to analysis the processes (Social, Political, Economic, Natural (Environmental), Technology, Historical/Cultural)
  • Discuss and define the key words: Social, Political, Economic, Natural (Environmental), Technology, Historical/Cultural
  • Students draw up an S.P.E.N.T. (H/C) Chart on a page. Students complete chart while watching the footage.
  • View Footage: “Bastion Point”, “Treaty Settlement”, “New Zealand Trams – Auckland”, “Traffic Transit Project 1974-1975”, “Auckland: Light Rail Proposal” , “Water Supply”, “Shaky Beginning”, and “Landmarks: A Land Apart”
  • Students to glue in the ‘Summary of Focusing Question 5’, and ‘Structural Processes’ handout.
  • Compare this new knowledge to their prior knowledge of Auckland. What new things have they discovered?

Handouts


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