Three 13-year-old students travel to India to explore the physical and human geography and to make comparisons with their homes in the UK.
Teenagers Dua, Amalia and Nayan find out what life is really like for the people of India as they visit urban city regions - including Bangalore and Patna - and also rural areas to learn about farming.
This series will be relevant for teaching Geography at KS3 in England, Wales and Northern Ireland and 3rd Level in Scotland.
Introducing the physical and human geography of India. video
Dua, Amalia and Nayan begin their discovery of the geography of India, including its surface area. They visit Patna and Bangalore.
Rural life in India. video
Dua and Nayan explore rural life in India and learn that the majority of India鈥檚 population work in farming and agriculture in the countryside.
Urbanisation in India. video
Dua, and Amalia learn about the impact of migration to the Indian city of Bangalore and its rapid urbanisation.
Working life and employment in Indian cities. video
Dua, Amalia and Nayan explore urban life in Bangalore, India - a city that attracts young Indians seeking work and careers.
Rivers: The Ganges. video
Dua, Amalia and Nayan explore the River Ganges in India and discover its significance to both physical and human geography.
Education - building the India of tomorrow. video
Dua, Amalia and Nayan meet Indian children who have been given the opportunity for a different life through education.
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