IB Geography - Core 1 Changing Populations Part II Mini Bundle

complete six-lesson IB Geography mini bundle covering key areas of Changing Populations and Places, with contemporary case studies, current data, engaging activities and extensive IB exam preparation.

This carefully sequenced bundle takes students from understanding population change and demographic transition through to contrasting demographic futures, megacity growth, forced migration and the European Migration Crisis.

Six complete lessons included:

1-2-0 – Population Change & Demographic Transition
A strong foundation lesson covering fertility, mortality, natural increase, the five-stage DTM, population pyramids, dependency ratios and evaluation of the Demographic Transition Model.

1-2-1 – China: Population Change
An in-depth case study examining fertility decline, population ageing, dependency, the demographic dividend, population policy and the social and economic consequences of China’s changing structure.

1-2-2 – Nigeria: Population Change
Explores Nigeria’s rapid growth, youthful population, high but falling fertility, population momentum and whether Nigeria could benefit from a future demographic dividend. Includes direct comparison with China.

1-2-3 – Lagos: The Consequences of Megacity Growth
A detailed contemporary megacity case study covering internal migration, natural increase, informal settlements, Makoko, infrastructure pressures, inequality, Eko Atlantic and urban sustainability.

1-2-4 – Forced Migration & Internal Displacement in Nigeria
Examines political and environmental causes of displacement through Boko Haram, resource conflict, flooding and environmental stress, alongside IDP camp conditions and humanitarian responses.

1-2-5 – The European Migration Crisis
A detailed case study of the 2015–16 crisis exploring Syria, migration routes, transit through Niger and Libya, Mediterranean risks, asylum, Moria, uneven European impacts and responsibility sharing.

Across the bundle, students develop essential IB - – Geography and ATL skills, including:
Data, graph and map interpretation
Population pyramid analysis
Case-study construction
Cause–process–consequence chains
Comparative analysis
Stakeholder perspectives and decision-making
Critical thinking and evaluation
Evidence-based geographical judgement
PEEL+E analytical writing
IB-style 10-mark exam practice

A major strength of the bundle is the progression from theory to contemporary evidence to contrasting case studies to application to evaluation.

Students repeatedly use named places, statistics and geographical concepts rather than relying on generic explanations, helping them build the depth of knowledge needed for stronger IB responses.

The contrasting examples of China and Nigeria provide excellent opportunities to compare ageing and youthful populations, while Lagos, Nigerian displacement and the European Migration Crisis extend learning into urbanisation, inequality, migration and the consequences of rapid demographic change.

Ideal for teachers looking for a coherent, visually engaging and classroom-ready sequence of IB Geography lessons that saves preparation time without sacrificing academic depth.

Six complete IB Geography lessons combining contemporary case studies, engaging learning, strong geographical thinking and focused exam preparation – all in one convenient money-saving mini bundle.