What are the guidelines for demonstrating the diverse differentiation of Vietnam's climate for 8th-grade students? What content will 8th-grade students learn regarding the climate and hydrological characteristics of Vietnam?

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What are the guidelines for demonstrating the diverse differentiation of Vietnam's climate for 8th-grade students?

Vietnam is a country located in the tropical monsoon region, with a geographical position that extends from the North to the South, across many latitudes and complex terrains. This has resulted in diverse differentiation in the climate across the country. Demonstrating the diverse differentiation of Vietnam's climate helps in a better understanding of the country's natural environment.

Students can refer to the following guidelines for demonstrating the diverse differentiation of Vietnam's climate for 8th-grade students:

Guidelines for demonstrating the diverse differentiation of Vietnam's climate

Vietnam lies within the tropical monsoon climate zone, but due to the influence of geographical position, terrain, and monsoons, our country's climate has very diverse differentiation according to several factors such as North-South, East-West, elevation, and seasons.

1. Climate Differentiation from North to South

The climate in Vietnam changes significantly from North to South, divided by the Bach Ma range:

- Northern climate region (from Bach Ma range outward):

+ The average annual temperature is above 20°C.

+ There is a cold winter, divided into two phases: the first half is dry, while the latter half is humid. Summer is hot and humid, with a lot of rain.

- Southern climate region (from Bach Ma range inward):

+ The average annual temperature is above 25°C, with no month below 20°C. The annual temperature amplitude is less than 9°C.

+ The climate is distinctly divided into two seasons: rainy and dry seasons.

2. Climate Differentiation from East to West

- Our country's climate also differentiates from the sea to the inland and from the plains to the mountains:

+ Marine and continental shelf areas: The climate is more temperate than inland due to the sea's regulation.

+ Coastal plains: Have a tropical monsoon humid climate, influenced by sea breezes.

+ Western mountainous areas: Complex climate due to the impact of monsoons and the orientation of mountain ranges. Many places experience heavy rain on windward slopes and aridity on leeward slopes.

3. Climate Differentiation by Elevation

- High mountain terrain creates different climatic belts:

+ Low belt: (North to 600 - 700 m, South to 900 - 1,000 m): Tropical monsoon climate. The average summer temperature is above 25°C, rainfall, and humidity vary by area.

+ Middle belt: (From 600 - 700 m to 2,600 m): Subtropical monsoon climate, with an average temperature below 25°C, higher rainfall, and humidity.

+ High belt: (Above 2,600 m): Temperate monsoon climate, with an average monthly temperature below 15°C.

4. Climate Differentiation by Seasons

- Our country's climate also changes distinctly with the seasons:

+ Summer: Strong Southwestern monsoon activity, bringing hot, humid weather with heavy rainfall.

+ Winter: Northeastern monsoon winds descend, creating cold and dry climates in the North, while the South maintains a hot, humid climate.

5. Conclusion

The diverse differentiation of Vietnam's climate is not only evident in regional differences but also depends on terrain, elevation, and wind seasons. This results in rich natural biodiversity, and ecosystems, and significantly impacts the lives and production of people nationwide.

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Demonstrating the Diverse Differentiation of Vietnam's Climate for 8th Grade? Content on climate and hydrological characteristics of Vietnam that 8th graders learn?

What content will 8th-grade students learn regarding the climate and hydrological characteristics of Vietnam?

Under Section 5 of the General Education Program in History and Geography at the lower secondary level issued with Circular 32/2018/TT-BGDDT, 8th-grade students will learn the following content regarding the climate and hydrological characteristics of Vietnam:

- Tropical monsoon humid climate, diverse differentiation

- Impact of climate change on Vietnam's climate and hydrology

- Characteristics of rivers. Water regime of some major river systems

- Lakes, lagoons, and groundwater

- Role of climate and water resources in the socio-economic development of our country

What are the required competency outcomes in geographic inquiry for 8th-grade students in Vietnam?

Under Section 4 of the General Education Program in History and Geography at the lower secondary level issued with Circular 32/2018/TT-BGDDT regulating the required competency outcomes in geographic inquiry for 8th-grade students:

(1) Use of Geographical Tools

- Text material exploitation: finding geographical content in a text; knowing how to title, caption a photo, drawing from a geographical perspective; knowing how to find geographical materials for a project on local geography or a topic on Vietnam's geography.

- Map usage: stating map elements; knowing how to read small-scale maps of physical geography, human geography, and economic geography to derive necessary information, and knowledge; knowing how to use map scales to determine actual distances between two locations; reading topographic cross-sections.

- Calculation and statistics: listing some measurements of natural phenomena and processes; applying some criteria for population growth, population distribution, and some criteria for economic development and economic structure.

- Chart and diagram analysis: knowing how to read climate charts (temperature, rainfall); knowing how to read common charts in analyzing dynamics, structure, scale, and distribution characteristics of geographical phenomena and objects; understanding simple diagrams and models.

(2) Organization of Field Learning

Knowing how to prepare necessary conditions before conducting field surveys; knowing how to use some simple and common tools to conduct field observations and monitoring; knowing how to record field journals; and knowing how to write reports after a field day.

(3) Exploitation of the Internet for Subject Learning

Knowing how to obtain information about nature, economy, and society from websites introduced by teachers; knowing how to identify keywords in information searches by topic; knowing how to evaluate accessed information; having the skill to download media documents and store documents as records for an assigned task.

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