Food Security Case Study - Independent Inquiry

Year 9 · Geography · Extension Task · $5.99 AUD

A Year 9 geography extension task in which students run an independent inquiry into a food security challenge in a real place, such as Murray-Darling water allocation or dryland salinity. Students collect data, set criteria, evaluate at least two competing responses, graph and describe trends, and justify a position, including who benefits and who bears the cost. Teacher notes are included.

Part of the "Feeding a Growing Population" sub-unit. Aligned to AC9HG9S05, AC9HG9S06 (Australian Curriculum v9).

Students will:
• Describe a food security challenge using place-based data
• Evaluate competing responses against stated criteria
• Propose and justify an informed position

A ready-to-teach extension task, supplied as PDF, editable Word (DOCX) and PowerPoint (PPTX).

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