Your task is to create a visual presentation that shows the different landforms and natural resources of the different physiographic regions of Canada.
There are seven physiographic regions in Canada. For each region, your presentation will have:
For example, one way that the Arctic Lands affected population growth is that the temperature makes it difficult to live in. This may seem obvious, but it is a big reason why the population density of the Arctic Lands is so much lower than the St. Lawrence Lowlands. It is harder to survive there, so less people want to live there.
You can choose to present your information in any format you like. This may include:
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Understanding of physiographic regions of Canada and their key features | There is too little content to adequately assess my proficiency. I need to resubmit this assignment. | I show an initial understanding of Canada’s physiographic regions, using little photographic evidence to show each region’s physical features and natural resources. | I show a satisfactory understanding of Canada’s physiographic regions, with some photographic evidence to show each region’s physical features and natural resources. | I show a complete understanding of Canada’s physiographic regions, using photographic evidence to show each region’s physical features and natural resources. | I show a thorough understanding of Canada’s physiographic regions, using photographic evidence to clearly show each region’s physical features and natural resources. |
Understanding of population and migration | There is too little content to adequately assess my proficiency. I need to resubmit this assignment. | I show a limited ability to identify reasons why Canada’s population lives where it does. | I show an adequate ability to identify reasons why Canada’s population lives where it does. | I show a capable ability to identify reasons why Canada’s population lives where it does. | I show an outstanding ability to identify reasons why Canada’s population lives where it does. |