4.2 Kinkerbuurt

3rd of March: key word test!
Study all the key words at page 68 + 69 in your CB.

You need to know what key words mean, but also which description belongs to which key word!
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3rd of March: key word test!
Study all the key words at page 68 + 69 in your CB.

You need to know what key words mean, but also which description belongs to which key word!

Slide 1 - Slide

What key words or new terms do you remember from last lesson?

Slide 2 - Mind map

Today, Recap:
> What does the spatial planning looks like in an old residential area?
> What are the consequences of urban renewal?
> What are the characteristics of residents?

Slide 3 - Slide

A residential area is:
- an area where you can live
- a part of a city around the city centre

> old houses, built between 1870 and 1920
> high housing density

Slide 4 - Slide

Kinkerbuurt has a high housing density. What does this mean?
A
There are lots of homes per square kilometre
B
Lots of people live in one high rise building
C
Lots of houses are built in a short period of time
D
All the houses are spread apart

Slide 5 - Quiz

Bad conditions! > Urban renewal
- Small houses, badly built

> demolition and new build
> renovation

>> changed whole neighbourhoods in some places!

Renewal of residential areas in a city = urban renewal

Slide 6 - Slide

Why did the old apartments need to be demolished (knocked down)
A
Because they were unsafe
B
They were too small
C
They were badly built
D
There was no sunlight in them

Slide 7 - Quiz

Some houses were demolished, and some were renovated. What is the difference between these terms?

Slide 8 - Open question

Residents
 natural population growth
 household
 housing occupancy 
age structure
 ethnic person
cultural area
non-western ethnic persons
 cultures
 multicultural society

Slide 9 - Slide

There are 10,000 residents in Kinkerbuurt, but this number is increasing. Why?
A
People are moving away in search of bigger houses
B
Natural population growth (more births than deaths)
C
People are migrating to the area
D
Lots of tourists visit the area

Slide 10 - Quiz

What can a population be COMPOSED of? (made up of) Use key terms in your answer!

Slide 11 - Mind map

What is the most common type of housing occupancy in Kinkerbuurt?

Slide 12 - Open question

Why is Amsterdam known as a multi-cultural society?
A
Because the residents eat lots of different types of foods
B
Because it has lots of tourists from different countries
C
There are many ethnic people that live in Amsterdam
D
There are many people that live in Amsterdam that have different cultures

Slide 13 - Quiz

Describe households in your neighbourhood. What can you say about age or ethnic groups?

Slide 14 - Open question

Homework for next lesson!


I do not WANT you to do homework in the holiday
BUT! Before the next lesson I expect you to have completed..
4.2 key word list
4.2 workbook tasks
4.2 summary

& do not forget to learn for the key word test! A mark weight 1 

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