地理英文版教学课件PPT
地理课学英文版
地理课学英文版Geography is a fascinating subject that explores the physical features of the Earth and the diverse human societies that inhabit it. As the world becomes increasingly interconnected, the ability to communicate in English, the global lingua franca, has become essential for understanding and engaging with the world around us. Learning geography in English provides numerous benefits, from enhancing our understanding of global issues to broadening our cultural awareness and career opportunities.One of the primary advantages of learning geography in English is the ability to access a wealth of information and resources. English is the predominant language used in academic and scientific publications, allowing students to explore the latest research, theories, and case studies in the field of geography. This access to a vast body of knowledge enables a deeper and more nuanced understanding of geographic concepts, from the intricate patterns of global climate systems to the complex social and economic factors that shape the development of regions and nations.Moreover, studying geography in English facilitates the exchange of ideas and perspectives across borders. As students engage with materials and discussions in English, they are exposed to diverse viewpoints and cultural contexts, broadening their understanding of the world. This exposure to global perspectives is particularly valuable in an increasingly interconnected world, where addressing complex challenges such as climate change, resource scarcity, and human migration requires a comprehensive, multinational approach.Furthermore, learning geography in English enhances students' critical thinking and problem-solving skills. Navigating the nuances of geographic terminology and concepts in a second language encourages students to think more deeply, analyze information more critically, and communicate their ideas more effectively. These skills are not only essential for academic success but also highly valued in the job market, where the ability to analyze and interpret geographic data, communicate complex ideas, and work collaboratively in a global context are in high demand.In addition to the academic and intellectual benefits, learning geography in English can also open up a world of career opportunities. In an increasingly globalized economy, proficiency in English is a highly sought-after skill, particularly in fields such as international business, diplomacy, environmental conservation, and urban planning. By mastering the language of geography in English,students position themselves for success in a wide range of careers, both within their home countries and on the international stage.Beyond the practical advantages, learning geography in English can also foster a deeper appreciation for cultural diversity and global citizenship. As students engage with geographic concepts and case studies from around the world, they develop a greater understanding and respect for the unique cultural, social, and environmental characteristics of different regions. This cultural awareness can lead to a more empathetic and inclusive worldview, encouraging students to become active and responsible global citizens, capable of contributing to the betterment of the world.In conclusion, the benefits of learning geography in English are numerous and far-reaching. From enhancing academic and intellectual growth to expanding career opportunities and fostering cultural understanding, the ability to engage with geographic concepts and information in the global language of English is a valuable asset in today's interconnected world. As students embrace the challenge of mastering geography in English, they not only deepen their knowledge of the physical world but also develop the critical thinking, communication, and global awareness skills necessary to navigate the complexities of the 21st century.。
《英文版中国地理》课件
Overview of Chinese GeographyChina's natural resourcesChinese Population and CultureChina's economic developmentChina's Transportation and Tourism
Water Pollution
However, water pollution has become a serious problem in China Industrial waste, agricultural pests and fertilizers, and urban sewage have contained many water sources, posing a threat to public health and the environment
Marine Pollution
However, marine pollution has become a serious issue in recent years Oil spills, industrial waste and sewage from ships and coastal cities have contained China's coastal waters, affecting marine ecosystems and fishermen
China's economic development
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Current Situation
China's agricultural sector has made significant progress in recent years, with a focus on modeling, mechanization, and technological innovation However, challenges remain, including limited available land and water resources, and the need to improve agricultural production efficiency and environmental sustainability
英文版中国地理ppt课件
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The 1st ladder: the Qinghai-Tibet Plateau 第一级阶梯：青藏高原 The 2nd ladder: Junggar Basin Tarim Basin Sichuan Basin Inner Mongolia Plateau the Yunnan-Guizhou Plateau Loess Plateau 第二级阶梯：准格尔盆地 塔里木盆地 四川 盆地 内蒙古高原 云贵高原 黄土高原 The 3rd ladder: the Northeast Plateau North China Plain Yangtze Plain Shandong hilly Liaodong hilly Southeast China Coastal Hilly Regions 第三级阶梯：东北平原 华北平原 长江中下 游平原 山东丘陵 辽东丘陵 东南沿海丘陵
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陕西省 陕或秦 西安
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Terrain
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Chinese topography appears a ladder-like distribution from west to east 从西到东呈“三级阶梯状”分布
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Chinese Geography中国地理
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Location 位置
Territory & administrative divisions 疆域和行政区划
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英文课件-非洲大陆地理
Mountains &
Peaks
Δ Mt. Kenya Δ Mt. Kilimanjaro
The African Plateau
Deserts
Libyan Desert
Sahel
Sahara Desert
The Sahara Desert
Desertification
The Sahel
Valleys &
Pacific Ocean
Natural Resources
Plains
Great Rift Valley
3,000 miles long
Seismic Activity in Africa
Africa:
Tropic of Cancer 20° N
The “Tropical” Continent
Equator 0°
Tropic of Capricorn 20° S
of Zaire is in the Congo River basin.
The Niger River Basin
# Covers 7.5% of the continent. # Extends over 10 countries. # 2,600 miles long.
Hydroelectric Power
African Trade Winds
West Africa:
Home of our Hurricanes
Vegetation Zones
The African Savannah:
13 million sq. mi.
African Rain Forest
# Annual rainfall of up to 17 ft. # Rapid decomposition (very humid). # Covers 37 countries. # 15% of the land surface of Africa.
七大洲四大洋英语ppt课件
Thailand ['tailænd]曼谷 Bangkok [,bæŋ'kɔk]马来西亚 Malaysia [mə'leiziə]吉隆坡 Kuala Lumpur [,kwɑ:lə'lumpuə]
越南 Socialist Republic of Vietnam [,vjet'næm]河内 Hanoi [hæ'nɔi]老挝 Lao People's Democratic Republic [lau]万象 Vientiane
南非：赞比亚、安哥拉、津巴布韦、马拉维、莫桑比克、博茨瓦纳、纳米比亚、南非、斯威士兰、莱索托、马达加斯加、科摩
荷兰 Kingdom of the Netherlands [‘neðələndz]阿姆斯特丹 Amsterdam [,æmstə’dæm]
法国 French Republic 巴黎 Paris ['pæris]
比利时 Kingdom of Belgium [‘beldʒəm]布鲁塞尔 Brussels [’brʌsəlz]
People's Republic of China 北京 Beijing
Mongolia [mɔŋ'ɡəuliə]乌兰巴托 Elggydggmgj
Democratic People's Republic of Korea [kə'riə]平壤 Pyongyang ['pjʌŋjɑ:ŋ]
Republic of Korea 汉城 Seoul [səul]
Japan 东京 Tokyo ['təukjəu]
Republic of the Philippines [ 'filipi:nz]马尼拉 Manila [mə'nilə]
《英文版中国地理》PPT课件
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Territory & Administrative region
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The land territory: 9,600,000km ² 陆地领土：960万平方千米 International boundary on land: more than 20,000km 陆上国界：20000多千米 Neighboring countries: 14 陆地邻国：14个 Territorial waters: 370,000km ² 领海：37万平方千米
Rivers 河流
The Yangtze River长江 The Yellow River黄河 The Pearl River珠江 ……
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Chinese civilization birthplace
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• Special economic zone • The World Factory
Company based on the special economic zones, back over
世界地理——秘鲁PPT课件
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使表层海水温度明显升高。南美洲的太
平洋东岸本来盛行的是秘鲁寒流，随着
寒流移动的鱼群使秘鲁渔场成为世界四
大渔场之一，但这股暖流一出现，性喜
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南美洲的太平洋东岸本来盛行的是秘鲁寒流随着寒流移动的鱼群使秘鲁渔场成为世界四大渔场之一但这股暖流一出现性喜冷水的鱼类就会大量死亡使渔民遭受灭顶之灾
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