Positives

• This one-stop-shop for global energy data provides a plethora of information for any country.
• The data presented in graphs, maps, and charts are easy to read and use.
  

Additional Prerequisites

• Students should know how to read a line graph, bar graph, and map.
  

Differentiation

• There could be many uses for this resource in a variety of courses, including cross-curricular connections for math, social studies, and economics.
• Social studies classes could discuss the connection between access to energy and a higher standard of living.
• Science and math classes could use the data tables to create their own graphs that combine groups of countries to see regional information.