Global Film Project

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Global Travel Film—Week 6

South Asia, East Asia, Southeast Asia and the Austral and Pacific Realms

Reminder: For your Course Project, imagine that you are developing a global travel film. In this scenario, you are a researcher on the script writing team, traveling with the location scouts.

This week you will complete Sections 4 and 5 of your Course Project. Section 4 will cover South Asia and East Asia. Section 5 will cover Southeast Asia and the Austral and Pacific Realms.

Each section of your Course Project will have a special theme. The theme for Section 4 is the influence of economic growth, trade, and urban development. The theme for Section 5 is the influence of the oceans and the fragmented landscape on human activities.

To prepare:

  • Read Chapters 8-9 on South Asia and East Asia in The World Today.
  • Read Chapters 10, 11, and 12 on Southeast Asia and the Pacific and Austral realms in The World Today.

Your recommendations to the script writing team need to include the following:

  • Locations to film and highlight that illustrate the special themes for the week:
    • South Asia and East Asia: Influence of economic growth, trade, and urban development
    • Southeast Asia and the Austral and Pacific Realms: Influence of the oceans and the fragmented landscape on human activities
  • For each realm, pick at least one specific location that illustrates the special theme for each section. Write up your recommendations for the script writing team, sharing specific reasons why each location is interesting, compelling, or important. Be sure to relate each location to the special themes for the week.
  • For each realm, include a map that clearly identifies each of your locations. You may want to use color coding or a legend. Google Maps has several helpful editing tools that you can use to create your maps and identify your locations.
  • For each realm, include at least two representative screen shots from Google Street View that relate to each of your chosen locations. If Street View images aren’t available, find some other visual images. For quick tips on how to create screen shots, see the document Creating Screen Shots in the Week 1 Resources area.

Your completed Assignment for Sections 4 and 5 should be 4–6 pages (Section 4: South Asia and East Asia—2–3 pages; Section 5: Southeast Asia and the Austral and Pacific Realms—2–3 pages). Each section should include a map and 2 or more images (not included in page estimate).

Finally, collect and organize all 5 sections of your Course Project into one document. Add a brief introduction and conclusion for your final submission.

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Bio easy questions 3

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For the statements below indicate whether it is a hypothesis, theory, natural law or if it is not a scientific statement at all. Provide an explanation for your reasoning.

Statement 1: By increasing the amount of sun exposure the growth of a tomato plant will increase.

Statement 2: Energy cannot be created or destroyed

Statement 3: When newly industrialized parts of Britain became polluted in the nineteenth century, smoke killed lichens growing on trees and blackened their bark. Pale colored moths which had been well camouflaged before when they rested on tree trunks became very conspicuous and were easily found and eaten by birds. Rare dark moths, which had been conspicuous before, were now well camouflaged in the black background. Birds switched from eating mainly dark moths to pale moths. Over time, the most common moth color changed from pale to dark. Natural selection had caused a change in the British moth population.

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For most people, buying a house is the biggest single investment decision they will make. The years of saving and the decades of paying off a…

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For most people, buying a house is the biggest single investment decision they will make. The years of saving and the decades of paying off a mortgage consume a large portion of most people’s lives. Some say home ownership is an integral part of achieving the American Dream.

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the lasting of effects of substance abuse in pregnancy

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Length 3-4 pages (1,000 – 1,250 words).
At least one chart, graph, or table. You may also include a picture if it supports your overall essay.
At least three outside sources: Two of your sources must come from the Library database.
No more than five sources.
A clear introduction and solid conclusion.
A thesis statement that names and says something about the problem.
At least three short, direct quotations.
At least one long, direct quotation.
One paraphrase or summary from an outside quotation.
A works cited page with at least three sources that are used in the text.
Some Guidelines and Advice
As in all essays, topic selection is crucial. Do some pre-writing–brainstorm ideas, free write on some possible topics for a few minutes–before settling on a specific topic.

Some considerations as you think about topics:

How does this topic affect me?
How can I narrow a broad topic (e.g. money) to a manageable size?
How can I “prove” this topic is worthy of attention?
Be careful of picking topics that…

are laced with emotion and controversy (abortion, gun control, politics),
rely on value systems which are very personal (religion, how the country is ‘going to hell in a hand-basket’),
are too broad (the economy, school choice, social media. Note, however, many of these topics can be narrowed),
would tend to lead to a report rather than an argument (obesity, global warming, depletion of natural resources)