- analyze visuals to determine standard of living.
- analyze data to determine standard of living.
- To develop your understanding of standard of living.
- To become more understanding of others.
- To develop your critical thinking.
1. Discuss with someone near you what you will be doing in class today and why (see above). 1 minute
2. Discuss with someone near you the five factors we are looking at to determine standard of living. 1 minute
3. Remember that GDP helps show a country's productivity. Check out the map linked here. Discuss with someone near you about three things it tells you about the world that can be concluded from the map. 2 minutes
4. Continue this work: In the Google Doc created in your social studies folder, describe what each of the five factors (wealth, health, education, infrastructure, and leisure time) show about a place's standard of living. Use the hyperdoc linked here to lead your investigation. 25 minute
4. Continue this work: In the Google Doc created in your social studies folder, describe what each of the five factors (wealth, health, education, infrastructure, and leisure time) show about a place's standard of living. Use the hyperdoc linked here to lead your investigation. 25 minute
5. Human Development Index (HDI) is a statistic that combines GDP per capita, life expectancy, and literacy rate. Jot in your scrap paper: What conclusions can you make about the HDI map linked here? 5 minutes
6. Examine how the average American life compares to other countries a the site linked here. In your scrap paper, jot down patterns that you notice. 5 minutes
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Parents: Instead of Asking Your Child,
"What Did You Do in School Today?"
"What Did You Do in School Today?"
Ask them.......
- What five factors begin to describe a place's standard of living?
- What have you learned about the five factors?
- What is the most interesting thing you have learned from the hyperdoc?

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