This is the smartest serious critique of the Green New Deal (and the tactics being used to advance it) I've yet read.
I disagree with a lot of @jerry_jtaylor's points in this piece, but every single person supporting the GND should still probably read it.
https://t.co/tIrY3zEL0J
I have not used this starter for a month or so ... I will dust it off and use it this week .. It is one of my favorites. It is easy to access at green (I see) but orange (I think) and red (I wonder) add a little of challenge to get their minds started
After some interest in the geography reading list to support post-16 students, here's the link to the completed version... https://t.co/iAvJMN0BzA Synopsis sourced from @Waterstones (credited in PDF version via the link). Thank you to everyone who has sent suggestions!
So this is my very basic 'bare necessities' of Geography GCSE... It was very very hard to reduce the knowledge/content down, but I'm hoping if some of our students only know this at least it will give them a basic understanding... https://t.co/IbEH7Tycl1
@GeogChat Key words at the beginning of each unit, keywords used in lesson checking understanding. Review definitions using them throughout the lesson. Encouraging them to speak and write like a geographer through modelling and questioning, finally spelling tests. Reinforcing SPAG
“Some old-school traffic engineers in America will tell you that many of the Dutch ideas are unsafe. What they mean is that they make streets unsafe for fast driving.” https://t.co/aInkToeARW