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biogeography
lecturer:
Prof. Dr. Wanjat Kastolani, M.Pd
Drs. Jupri, MT
EDUCATION DEPARTMENT OF GEOGRAPHY
FACULTY OF SOCIAL SCIENCE EDUCATION
INDONESIAN EDUCATION UNIVERSITY
2016
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LEARNING PLANS SEMESTER (RPS)
biogeography
lecturer:
Prof. Dr. Wanjat Kastolani, M.Pd
Drs. Jupri, MT
EDUCATION DEPARTMENT OF GEOGRAPHY
FACULTY OF SOCIAL SCIENCE EDUCATION
INDONESIAN EDUCATION UNIVERSITY
LESSON PLAN SEMESTER No.Dok: ............ Revision: ............ biogeography Date: ............. Page: Made by: Prof. Dr. Wanjat Kastolani, M.Pd NIP 1002 19620512 198703 Checked by: Prof. Dr. Wanjat Kastolani, M.Pd NIP 1002 19620512 198703 Approved by: Dr. Ahmad Yani, M.Si NIP. 1001 19670812 199702 lecturer TPK Prodi Chairman of the Department LESSON PLAN SEMESTER
1. Identity Course Study Program Name : Geography Education Name Subjects : Biogeography Code Courses : GG 404 Group Course : The core subjects The weight of credits : 2 credits ladder : S Semester : 3 (three) Precondition : Introduction to Geography, Meteorology, Soil Science and Geology Status (obligatory / optional) : Required The name and code lecturers :Prof. Dr. Wanjat Kastolani, M Ed (0987) Drs. Jupri, MT
Pert. Indicators of eLearning Course study materials Form of Learning Time Tasks and Assessment Reference 1 Describe the scope of biogeography and biogeographical approach. The scope of biogeography, biogeographic approach Expository strategy by using methods lectures and interactive media that is created from the interaction which gives experience in communicating. 2 x 50 minutes Summary and resume scope and approach biogeography Burton, M (1981). The International Book of the Forest. London: Mitchel Beazly Publishers. 2 Describe the classification of plants and animals Classification of plants, classification of animals Strategy inqury / discovery by using the method object of discussion and media realities that create interaction which gives experience in collaborating. 2 x 50 minutes Summary and resume the classification of plants and animal classification Burton, M (1981). The International Book of the Forest. London: Mitchel Beazly Publishers. 3 and 4 Describing paleogeographic, plant evolution, the evolution of animal, plant distribution, distribution of animals. Paleogeographic, Evolution of plants, Animal evolution, Plant distribution, The distribution of animals Strategy inqury / discovery by using the method of discussion and media audivisual so as to create from the interaction that gives experience in critical thinking. 2 x 50 minutes Summary and resume paleogeography, evolution of plant, animal evolution, distribution of plant and animal distribution. Burton, M (1981). The International Book of the Forest. London: Mitchel Beazly Publishers. 5 and 6 Describe factors that a.Faktor edafik Strategy inqury / 2 x 50 Summary and Burton, M
Pert. Indicators of eLearning Course study materials Form of Learning Time Tasks and Assessment Reference affect plant distribution, the factors that affect the distribution of animals. climate b.Faktor c.Faktor fisiografik d.Faktor Forest fires human e.Faktor discovery by using the method of discussion and media reality that is created from the interaction object that gives experience in collaborating. minutes resume the factors that affect the distribution of plants and animals (1981). The International Book of the Forest. London: Mitchel Beazly Publishers. 7 Describing zoning zoning of plants and animals. Distribution of plant communities Division of animals Strategy inqury / discovery by using the method of discussion and media audivisual so as to create from the interaction that gives experience in critical thinking. 2 x 50 minutes Summary and resume division of plants and animals Furley, PA, Newey, WW (1983). Geography of Biosphere. London: Butter Worth and Co, Ltd. 8 MIDTERM EXAM 9 Explaining the process of migration and dispersal of plants, human role in the migration and dispersal of plants The theory of the process of migration and dispersal of plants Human role in the migration and dispersal of plants Strategy inqury / discovery by using the method of discussion and media reality that is created from the interaction object that gives experience in collaborating. 2 x 50 minutes Summary and resume the migration and dispersal of plants Furley, PA, Newey, WW (1983). Geography of Biosphere. London: Butter Worth and Co, Ltd. 10 Explaining the causes The cause of animal Strategy inqury / 2 x 50 Summary and Kendeigh, SC
Pert. Indicators of eLearning Course study materials Form of Learning Time Tasks and Assessment Reference through ex-situ conservation thinking. 14 Explaining the role of plants and animals to humans and ecosystems Explaining and pengembagbiakan plants and animals The role of plants and animals to humans and ecosystems The breeding of plants and animals Strategy inqury / discovery by using the method of discussion and media reality that is created from the interaction object that gives experience in collaborating. 2 x 50 minutes Summary and resume domestication of animals and plants Robinson, H. (1982). Biogegraphy. London: McDonald and Evans 15 Explaining the ecological value of animals and plants to humans and ecosystems, the social value of animals and plants for human and ecosystem and economic value of animals and plants to humans and ecosystems Ecological value of animals and plants to humans and ecosystems The social value of animals and plants to humans and ecosystems The economic value of animals and plants to humans and ecosystems Strategy inqury / discovery by using the method of discussion and media reality that is created from the interaction object that gives experience in collaborating. 2 x 50 minutes Summary and resume ecological value, social value and economic value of animals and plants to humans and ecosystems Whitten, T., Soeriaatmadja , RE and Afif, SA (1999). Ecology of Java and Bali. Dalhouse University: Canadian International Development Agency 16 FINAL EXAMS
6. References
Burton, M (1981). The International Book of the Forest. London: Mitchel Beazly Publishers. Furley, PA, Newey, WW (1983). Geography of Biosphere. London: Butter Worth and Co, Ltd. Kendeigh, SC (1980). Ecology with Special Reference to Animals and Man. New Delhi: Prentice Hall of India. Odum, EP (1975). Ecology: The Link Between The Social Sciences. New York: Oxford and IBH Publishing Co. Soemarwoto, Otto. (2001). Ecology, Environment and Development. Jakarta: Djambatan. Robinson, H. (1982). Biogegraphy. London: McDonald and Evans. Whitten, T., Soeriaatmadja, RE and Afif, SA (1999). Ecology of Java and Bali. Dalhouse University: Canadian International Development Agency.
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