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Module 6.2 Truly the Same Access?

2/8/2022

20 Comments

 
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Guiding Thought Question: Even though everyone has the same admission price to National Parks in the United States does everyone have the same access to natural spaces in the country? 

Guiding Inquiry: What are social classes and how do they they affect access to environmental health?

Today's Learning Objective: Students will understand some of the different social theories and structures associated with class and be able to incorporate the concepts into the end of unit project.
20 Comments
izzy martin
2/9/2022 01:45:02 pm

no, because for some people natural spaces are a lot farther away. it’s probably easier to get to natural spaces from a suburb rather than an inner city place.

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Riley Martin
2/9/2022 01:46:55 pm

Some are harder to get to and sometimes getting transportation to parks is difficult.

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emma
2/9/2022 01:47:19 pm

it honestly depends i think yes and no because its no because some people might not have the money to really go to these national parks but at the same time if you just walk around outside its some type of natural space and to me that counts because u can still see some of the same things you would outside as you would in the national parks obvously it just depends on the area

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cariena
2/9/2022 01:47:37 pm

no :( natural spaces are farther out and that can be expensive transportation wise to get to.

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Daniel Montes
2/9/2022 01:48:34 pm

No definitely not, People can live far away and not have the time or money to get there.

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Maria
2/9/2022 01:48:41 pm

Not everyone has the same access to parks and natural spaces because of the infrastructures, the locations, transportations, and history behind the areas.

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little forget link
2/9/2022 01:51:07 pm

Probably not the same access all the time, especially if the park is not open year round. If you go to the parks while the main parts of are closed you won't get the same experiences as the people that go when most of the stuff in the parks are open.

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Sienna
2/10/2022 07:32:22 am

No because some people don't have the money for admittance, some people don't have cars and public transit sucks, the natural spaces they do have may be nasty and filled with litter.

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thes
2/10/2022 07:34:06 am

no because some people live closer so it’s easier access

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Axel
2/10/2022 07:34:33 am

It's mainly an issue of transportation. Finding the time off of work to go to a park, drive all the way their, spend a while exploring it with the food and water that you need, it's all just too much of a hassle for most people.

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lauren S
2/10/2022 07:35:02 am

While admission for National Parks is the same for everyone, getting to the national parks is not as equitable. Here in Nebraska we don’t have many close by national parks. Traveling to a park requires time off of work, funds to travel, and ability to participate in park activities.

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sims
2/10/2022 07:35:20 am

no bevause not everyone goes or are able to go

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Reynolds
2/10/2022 07:38:08 am

no because to some people that really cheap, but to others its more of what they make. Also not everyone lives near them, so they have to include travel into going to the national park.

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Albino
2/10/2022 07:39:14 am

No not everyone has the same access to wild spaces. Some people live in areas that are completely surrounded by infrastructure. They may not have the time or money to get to the national parks. They may not have the same kind of wilderness in the parks inside the cities.

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Lauryn
2/10/2022 07:39:35 am

No, a lot of people do not have time off work to spare or cannot afford a car etc.

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bob
2/10/2022 08:56:24 am

No because some you need a better car because it could be rough terrain or muddy and if they have an old car it probably would die or get stuck.

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Matthew
2/10/2022 08:58:25 am

No, some people are poor and afford it

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Helena
2/10/2022 09:00:05 am

No, some parks are farther away from cities, which means that it would take more money to actually get there. Plus, people could be working a lot and thus can't get breaks to actually go to the parks.

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McGriddle
2/10/2022 09:00:20 am

No. Not everyone has equal access because some don't have the money to get in the national parks.

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Dswizzle
2/10/2022 09:00:39 am

no. money is realative to the person

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