The G.A. now has a new Ning to help collaboration…

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This is a great step forward, but I do worry about whether in the future we may have too many rooms to speak in…

Someone once quoted that at me via email when they were upset by arrival of the now defunct Geography forum, how times change.

I still think that School History Forum is the best model of practice.

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Not what you think… but I would change citizenship if it ever happened.

Thanks John.

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Great book about Coca-Cola, would make a useful case study. We already look at Coke as an example of a multi-national at Key Stage 4.

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From Catholicqauze, with a hat-tip to Radical Geography. Cheers

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If you are an international colleague who has used my geography resources, ideas or websites, would it be possible to email/comment a short description of how you used them and your location.

I would be hugely grateful, this is part of our work towards the International Schools Award.

If you are an international Geography department and would like to link up, please do contact me.

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Just a bit of fun…

Thanks to Ingrid for the inspiration.

Thinking of also showing this and getting students to name the air mass.

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With these extremely hard National Geographic puzzles…

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Eventually got around to using this, there is an ICT lesson area involving explain distributions…

Distribution of Cassidy

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Legendary Geographer that I enjoyed reading at University, now there is an going archive of his letters, which you can also subscribe to.

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Welcome to Paul and his new Geography resource sharing website.

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