Global Interactions Year 12 eBook 4e (Code Emailed)

The Global Interactions Fourth Edition series is written for the NSW Geography 11–12 Syllabus (2022), for implementation from 2024. Global Interactions 12 has been developed to support teaching and learning of the contents of the NSW Geography Syllabus (Year 12). It has been written by one of Australia's most experienced and accomplished team of geography educators. It provides a comprehensive coverage of the syllabus's core topics and its various options. It also provides a detailed guide to the geographical investigation students are required to undertake and the tools and skills they are expected to master.

New to the fourth edition

Syllabus-defined content 
The fourth edition of the Global Interactions series will support teachers to deliver the syllabus-defined content to Year 11 and Year 12 students. The fourth edition includes updates to:

• all content, in line with the substantive changes to the syllabus
• the structure and wording of headings throughout to ensure easy navigation and explicit links between the content and syllabus dot points
• comprehension question sets embedded with geographical tools and skills, to allow students to practise thinking and working geographically while developing an understanding of the stimulus material included.

Contemporary stimulus material
New stimulus material ensures the fourth edition resources are relevant and appealing to contemporary students and teachers. This includes updates to:

• topics
• case studies
• statistics
• imagery.

Every chapter explores the content through examples of the big issues in our contemporary world, including the effects of climate change, contested space in the South China Sea, COVID-19, the war in Ukraine, bushfires, and examples of global sustainability and biodiversity. Extensive case study chapters cover a range of the most popular 'option' topics in the new sylllabus, as voted by teachers.

For Year 12 the case study chapters include:

• Global tourism and its sustainability
• Global winemaking and its sustainability
• Rural place: Tamworth, NSW
• Urban place: Darling Harbour and the Bays precinct, NSW
• Large city outside Australia: New York City
• Large city outside Australia: Mumbai
• Ecosystem study: Great Barrier Reef, QLD
• Ecosystem study: Fjordlands of New Zealand.

Chapter glossary
In the fourth edition, the chapter glossaries are now positioned at the front of each chapter, allowing students to familiarise themselves with key terms before progressing with the chapter content.

The glossaries provide an easy reference for more than 350 key terms, which are identified throughout the chapter content with bold text.

Extended glossaries are included for chapters requiring greater vocabulary support for students.

Contents

• Chapter 1: Geography in the contemporary world
• Section 1: Global sustainability
  • Chapter 2 Sustainability in the contemporary world
  • Chapter 3 Global tourism and its sustainability
  • Chapter 4 Global winemaking and its sustainability
  • Chapter 5 Global energy production and its sustainability
• Section 2: Rural and urban places
  • Chapter 6 Rural and urban settlement
  • Chapter 7 Rural place: Tamworth, NSW
  • Chapter 8 Urban place: Darling Harbour and the Bays precinct, NSW
  • Chapter 9 Large city outside Australia: New York City
  • Chapter 10 Large city outside Australia: Mumbai
• Section 3: Ecosystems and global biodiversity
  • Chapter 11 Ecosystems and biodiversity
  • Chapter 12 Ecosystem study: Great Barrier Reef, QLD
  • Chapter 13 Ecosystem study: Fjordlands of New Zealand