Exam review: According to this population pyramid, what stage would the US be considered on the Demographic Transition Model? Why? Feel free to comment and/or post your PING PED country data using http://www.census.gov/population/international/data/idb/informationGateway.php as a resource.

Hello APHUG,
I just finished grading your current event tasks dealing with ethnic and religious conflict. I really liked how almost all of you made deep connections to APHUG concepts, vocab, historical and international happenings in your conversations. Meaningful learning occurs when you apply past knowledge to new situations. Continue this mindset when reading current events!

Best,
Mr. Reidy

Happy Holidays, APHUG.   Do you think Santa uses GPS?

Check out these statistics, APHUG.  How is ethnicity distributed across the United States?

Interesting article about how the US Census records ethnicity and race.

What themes of geography does this article suggest?

What was the US population numbers like in 1917?

Is this an example of modern imperialism?

Hello, APHUG! Great comments and questions so far. In addition to providing your thoughts about their website, identify at least one connection you notice in their work that you learned in our class discussions and activities.

It's time to share your knowledge, APHUG!

1) Bookmark your website to our Diigo page and topic by 11/11, 11:59 PM. Briefly explain or PERSUADE your classmates to view your group's site in the comment box. Tag your site as "Folk and Pop Culture".

2) Provide brief and insightful commentaries (connections, questions, etc.) to at least four student websites in either period 1 or 7 by Thursday 11/13, 11:59 PM. (This is the last graded section of your project rubric.)

How does this story relate to your managed choice book?