Edited version of presentation used today with thanks to Tony Cassidy, Liz Smith, David Rogers, Margaret Roberts et al for their contributions to the content.
11. Student Experiences Geography: the subject Teacher Choices Underpinned by Key Concepts Thinking Geographically Which learning activity ? Does this take the learner beyond what they already know ? Living Geography
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14. What’s your ‘view’ of geography ? What’s your students’ view of it ? (An egg hatches and a rhino comes out) Lisa: Rhinos don't hatch from eggs. Homer: What did you just see, Lisa? Lisa: I know, but . . . Homer: What did you just see? Simpsons Safari Thanks to Margaret Roberts
15. With thanks to Joe Dale http://joedale.typepad.com (MFL – embrace cross-curricular !!)
16. There are only ever choices.... When choices are made and accepted by a sufficient number of teachers, they tend to become 'common sense' (Castree, 2005) The choices YOU make are all important !
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19. BECTa ICT KS4 Project Now ‘live’ on GA website and well worth plundering ! http://www.geography.org.uk/projects/ks4ict/projectideas
32. Every teacher should also be a learner. The “Social Web” makes this possible at a time and a place to suit everybody. This is where your PLN comes in...
57. Some other options* for you... 1. Explore BECTa materials http://www.geography.org.uk/projects/ks4ict/projectideas 2. Sign up for the GA NING 3. Explore the GA MANIFESTO and the lesson ideas that have been provided for teachers to adopt and adapt... * - students like alternative formats for homework and project tasks