Debates in Geography Education encourages early career teachers, experienced teachers and teacher educators to engage with and reflect on key issues, concepts and debates. It aims to enable readers to reach their own informed judgements with deeper theoretical knowledge and understanding.
Debates in Geography Education encourages early career teachers, experienced teachers and teacher educators to engage with and reflect on key issues, concepts and debates. It aims to enable readers to reach their own informed judgements with deeper theoretical knowledge and understanding.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Mark Jones is Senior Lecturer in Education at the University of the West of England, Bristol, UK David Lambert is Professor of Geography Education at UCL Institute of Education, London, UK
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Abbreviations Contributors Introduction: the significance of continuing debates MARK JONES AND DAVID LAMBERT PART I Policy Debates 1 Geography in the National Curriculum for Key Stages, 1, 2 and 3 JOHN HOPKIN AND FRAN MARTIN 2 Geography in the examination system DAVID GARDNER PART II 'Classroom' Debates 3 Place in Geography: Change and Challenge ELEANOR RAWLING 4 The Place of Regional Geography ALEX STANDISH 5 Physical Geography DUNCAN HAWLEY 6 Making progress in learning geography LIZ TAYLOR 7 Understanding conceptual development in school geography CLARE BROOKS 8 The enquiry approach in geography JANE FERRETTI 9 Personalising learning in geography MARK JONES 10 Formative assessment PAUL WEEDEN AND MICHAEL SIMMONS 11 Curriculum enactment MARY BIDDULPH 12 The place of fieldwork in geography education LAUREN HAMMOND 13 The impact of technology on geography and geography teachers ALAN PARKINSON 14 Using Geographic Information (GI) MARY FARGHER 15 Geography and 'employability' JOHN LYON 16 Handling controversial issues in geography DAVID MITCHELL PART III Subject Debates 17 The Anthropocene and the global CHARLES RAWDING 18 Geography's identity as an academic discipline NICK CLIFFORD 19 Understanding the gap between schools and universities GRAHAM BUTT AND GEMMA COLLINS 20 Re-contextualising geography as a school subject ROGER FIRTH 21 Are we thinking geographically? JOHM MORGAN 22 Evidence-based practice and reseach in geography education ROGER FIRTH AND CLARE BROOKS Acknowledgments Index
Abbreviations Contributors Introduction: the significance of continuing debates MARK JONES AND DAVID LAMBERT PART I Policy Debates 1 Geography in the National Curriculum for Key Stages, 1, 2 and 3 JOHN HOPKIN AND FRAN MARTIN 2 Geography in the examination system DAVID GARDNER PART II 'Classroom' Debates 3 Place in Geography: Change and Challenge ELEANOR RAWLING 4 The Place of Regional Geography ALEX STANDISH 5 Physical Geography DUNCAN HAWLEY 6 Making progress in learning geography LIZ TAYLOR 7 Understanding conceptual development in school geography CLARE BROOKS 8 The enquiry approach in geography JANE FERRETTI 9 Personalising learning in geography MARK JONES 10 Formative assessment PAUL WEEDEN AND MICHAEL SIMMONS 11 Curriculum enactment MARY BIDDULPH 12 The place of fieldwork in geography education LAUREN HAMMOND 13 The impact of technology on geography and geography teachers ALAN PARKINSON 14 Using Geographic Information (GI) MARY FARGHER 15 Geography and 'employability' JOHN LYON 16 Handling controversial issues in geography DAVID MITCHELL PART III Subject Debates 17 The Anthropocene and the global CHARLES RAWDING 18 Geography's identity as an academic discipline NICK CLIFFORD 19 Understanding the gap between schools and universities GRAHAM BUTT AND GEMMA COLLINS 20 Re-contextualising geography as a school subject ROGER FIRTH 21 Are we thinking geographically? JOHM MORGAN 22 Evidence-based practice and reseach in geography education ROGER FIRTH AND CLARE BROOKS Acknowledgments Index
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