New Blog Post: Balmain Foreshore Project - 2025 Update - progress of growth and recruitment on the Living Seawalls installed at the end of 2023.
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Estuarine Studies excursion. Hear from marine experts at the Sydney Institute of Marine Science, learn about Project Restore and take a tour of the site.
- nature and importance of estuaries,
- estuary life,
- impacts of human activity and
- management practices.
Stage 2 Science and Geography - Earth’s Environments and The Living World. Students will learn about marine species, classification and life cycles and hear about ways to protect environments like the Sydney Seahorse Project.
Looking for an excursion on corals that doesn’t involve booking flights, accommodation and endless risk assessments?
Hear from expert marine scientists about research into corals, ecosystem functioning, impacts, monitoring and management strategies.
#coral#coralreefs#excursion
The Oceanography excursion is designed for Stage 6 Marine Studies or Stage 5 Elective Geography. Students will learn about the techniques oceanographers use to investigate oceans, physical features of ocean basins and the forces that move ocean currents.
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Fieldwork and onsite experiences are integral to effective teaching of Senior Geography. As plan and program for the new NSW Senior Geography course, plan your excursions well in advance.
Book now for 2025.
#seniorheography#hscgeography#excursions#fieldwork
New blog post: Forest Learning - 2024 AGTA Conference, Darwin
Forest VR resources are a series of virtual reality experiences for students to explore forest environments, forestry activities and careers related to forestry.
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New blog post: Kakadu
Kakadu - a great case study, provides an excellent opportunity to incorporate authentic, meaningful information about Aboriginal culture & perspectives.
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Historic sea level rise and Warramiri people
Ian Morris at AGTA Conference: drowning of habitable areas - obvious social/cultural impacts – physical displacement, social upheaval, change of diet.
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#geography#sealevel#archaeology#AGTA2024
James Heafey and I presented a session on "Ecosystem Restoration - Engaging students in Geography through ecosystem restoration projects", at the recent Australian Geography Teachers Association conference.
https://t.co/9JPY0eWPXU
New blog post: School leadership - the union is not the enemy
Principals and Senior Executive teams should aim to build strong working relationships with teacher unions rather than seeing them as a threat to their authority.
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New blog post: Visible Leadership
A visible leader is someone who has presence, is involved, is impactful, and guides the school. Visible leadership is not about a central figure getting attention or boosting their ego. It is about….
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Visit The Harbour School Sydney website to check out our excursion offerings for Senior Geography. We are now taking bookings for 2025. Book your excursions now while you are programming for the HSC year.
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Senior Geography Tools Checklist.
Use this checklist with your senior students so that they can self-monitor their mastery of the senior geographical tools.
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