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CPD

Whole school

Teaching about distant localities

Terminology

Icebreakers

Why teach about localities in the south?

Choosing a locality

An enquiry approach

Using stories

Choosing a locality pack

Images and Artefacts

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A note on terminology

In Oxfam Development Education publications, the terms 'Majority world' or 'the South' is used to refer to countries which many teachers will know as 'economically developing', LEDCs or 'Third World' countries.

'Majority world' or 'the South' is used to describe low- and middle- income countries in Asia, Africa, Latin America, and the Middle East.

'The North' refers to richer countries, which are sometimes called the 'First World', MEDCs or 'the West'.

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