How has a UK city changed?
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In which region of England is the city of Sheffield?
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Find Sheffield on a map, read the official population figures for the city since 1981, and explain why the numbers fell and then rose. Then see how regeneration has changed the city centre.
16 slides.
Lesson outline
- Hook
- Do Now — Retrieval
- Keywords for This Lesson
- Where is Sheffield?
- Sheffield's population, 1981 to 2025
- I Do
- Hinge Check
- What changed in Sheffield
- We Do
- Why did the population fall, and why did it grow?
- The regenerated city centre
- Explain why Sheffield's population fell, then grew
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