Jane

Humanities teacher (geography specialist). I love my family and friends, teaching and long walks. Blessed to be born Welsh.

[Jane @Janelovesgeog]

@HeadofGeog @AQA This looks great. Thank you.

[Mr Perry 🌎 @MrJPerry2]

Thinking (very) about NEAs for next year. Quick question - what sophisticated human fieldwork methods do you teach them beforehand? RTs and inspo please! #geographyteacher

[Jane @Janelovesgeog]

@fiona_616 Really enjoyed it. Thanks so much for hosting. Just need to see you to get a copy of your book!

[Jane @Janelovesgeog]

@GeographyNow Absolutely love it! Use your videos in class whenever I can. They are such fun, educational and I live hearing from people from all the different countries being given chance to share information on their country too. Please keep going.

[Jane @Janelovesgeog]

Win @fiona_616’s new book

[Fiona Sheriff 👨‍👩‍👧‍👧🌍 @fiona_616]

🤩🤩 GIVEAWAY COMPETITION 🤩🤩

I have a copy of my new book to giveaway to a lovely and deserving winner!

To get involved finish the sentence…

Geography fieldwork is important because…

Repost & ❤️

Competition will close on Wednesday 16th October at 3pm. Contact via DM.

[Jane @Janelovesgeog]

@fiona_616 @GeogNorthampton @KingsthorpeCo Brilliant! What was your focus?

[Jane @Janelovesgeog]

@kate_stockings @HodderMagazines Still here and on LinkedIn. I really liked the Schoology site. Perfect for questions and sharing resources.

[Jane @Janelovesgeog]

One of the most unique places I’ve visited. The moss is incredible here. Absolutely beautiful.

[The English Oak Project @TheKentAcorn]

Wistman's Wood, a high altitude oakwood on Dartmoor.

Oaks have been growing here for over 7,000 years with little or no human interaction.

Photo: Neil Burnell

[Transition Together @TransitionTog]

Congratulations to SERO on the grand opening of their new Scrapstore on Saturday! @Carmtogether
The challenges facing us require all our creativity, imagination, resourcefulness, sharing & collaboration. This project makes that come alive - let's have one in every town!!

[Jane @Janelovesgeog]

@AddictMap @GeogIanPort Great map. I had to check the term as I’ve only heard it as Bosnywash. Both are correct.

[Jane @Janelovesgeog]

I’ve seen quite a few of these before but there are a few which are new to me. Maps ❤️ #cartophile

[James Lucas @JamesLucasIT]

Thank you for reading! If you enjoyed this map thread, please share the post below and follow me for more content: @JamesLucasIT

[Jane @Janelovesgeog]

@The_GA So many that I love! But, the London Underground map still is the most memorable. Going to London for the first time and seeing it and many years later trying to use it myself. It’s fantastic.

[Jane @Janelovesgeog]

@missgeog92 Thanks for sharing Laura, I’ve bookmarked ready for the end of August 😁

[Jane @Janelovesgeog]

@louisecass Children can be persuasive!

[Jane @Janelovesgeog]

#Kettering

[Jane @Janelovesgeog]

@mrsrobertsgeog Ask @RJS2212 numbers genius

[This is Geography @thisisgeography]

Today we launch The Geographer! A series of up to date case studies for KS3 students. Two pages of information and questions. They’re like Geofiles but these are free to download. Check out the 2023 case studies https://t.co/hTlBZphYOD

[Jane @Janelovesgeog]

More needs to be done to attract and retain teachers.

[Schools Week @SchoolsWeek]

The teaching workforce grew by less than 300 teachers last year as record low numbers of newly-qualified staff entered the profession and numbers quitting continued to rise, new school workforce data has revealed.

Here’s what you need to know…
https://t.co/cW2DhOmkVS

[Jane @Janelovesgeog]

@benking01 @The_GA Ouch 😩