Meghan Schmidt

[Meghan Schmidt @MeghanMSchmidt]

@nerdologyshow mom what is that?

[Meghan Schmidt @MeghanMSchmidt]

Did you enjoy my geography tweets? #sncgeography

[Meghan Schmidt @MeghanMSchmidt]

Do you live in Wisconsin? Did you know about the large population of Hmong in many of Wisconsin's major cities? Well then, I have the infographic for you! Check out the infographic below to learn more about the Hmong population in Wisconsin! #sncgeography

[The American Geographical Society @AmericanGeo]

"People getting off planes in Hawaii immediately get a lei. If this same tradition applied to the rest of the U.S., what would each state immediately give to visitors?" Responses from Reddit users with the most upvotes were placed on a map.

https://t.co/wzgekSPPD3

[Time for Geography @timeforgeog]

Video: Find out about teaching resources to help students understand sustainable tourism, developed by @timeforgeog partner Better World Detectives, @BetterWorldDets, @The_GA @ESTA_UK https://t.co/pqqRlApj9R

[Barack Obama @BarackObama]

Young people all over the world are leading the way in the fight to protect our planet because they know their future depends on it. This Earth Day, I want to celebrate the courageous, committed young leaders who are stepping up to save the one planet we've got.

[Meghan Schmidt @MeghanMSchmidt]

The wait is over! For anyone interested in learning about Korean Americans, I have the post for you! Click on the link below to read more information about Korean Americans and their lives here in the U.S.! #sncgeography
https://t.co/pVtjUUzQD4

[National Geographic History @NatGeoHistory]

The first #EarthDay was in 1970 and since then it has grown to involve billions of people around the world https://t.co/eqbEwgyE78

[Barack Obama @BarackObama]

Notre Dame is one of the world’s great treasures, and we’re thinking of the people of France in your time of grief. It’s in our nature to mourn when we see history lost – but it’s also in our nature to rebuild for tomorrow, as strong as we can.

[Meghan Schmidt @MeghanMSchmidt]

I learned that the three common misconceptions are misplaced continents, incorrect sizes, and overcoming incorrect mental maps! #sncgeography

[NatGeoMaps @NatGeoMaps]

These are some of the most common geographic misconceptions https://t.co/V9lRwt2dLG

[National Geographic @NatGeo]

Notre Dame became an urban icon and the backdrop against which generations of Parisians lived their lives. Today, a devastating fire threatens 800 years of history https://t.co/jtMFzDmrEL

[Meghan Schmidt @MeghanMSchmidt]

Very interesting to see how the names of foods changed depending on their geographic location! #sncgeography

[The American Geographical Society @AmericanGeo]

The native names of foods sometimes traveled with them on global trade routes. How these words changed when they arrived in different regions have been mapped.

https://t.co/3z0T0OBCb7

[The American Geographical Society @AmericanGeo]

How neighborhoods have changed over time due to gentrification and concentration of low-income population has been mapped in a new report.

https://t.co/tLeSMbhOnV

[Meghan Schmidt @MeghanMSchmidt]

It is very interesting to learn about how these great geographic landmarks were formed! 🏔️ #sncgeography

[NatGeoMaps @NatGeoMaps]

Map of the Day: The world's tallest mountain, Mauna Kea rises directly from the seafloor, built by lava from a volcanic hot spot that, island by island, created the Hawaiian archipelago. #MapOTD https://t.co/Ayq9lGM8Pt

[Meghan Schmidt @MeghanMSchmidt]

A great diagram to learn about geographic landforms! #sncgeography

[Rameez Khan Swati @Swati920324]

Geographic Landforms!

@timeforgeog @GeoNe_ws @Esri @josephkerski @WRGeography @geoworldmedia @NatGeo

[National Geographic @NatGeo]

By creating an arts institution in one of the poorest parts of the world, the hope is to not only draw the art world’s attention, but reclaim some of the wealth they’ve long been denied https://t.co/eVYupihAUK

[National Geographic History @NatGeoHistory]

There are a quarter million people living in Bidibidi. Now the goal is to build a livable city out of the refugee camp, one that might endure even if the refugees can return home someday. https://t.co/20hoggmxS9

[Time for Geography @timeforgeog]

Where could #geography take you next? Discover some ideas in this video from Liverpool John Moores University about doing a degree in Geography @ljmugeog @LJMU, @The_GA @ESTA_UK https://t.co/icYVUsDx5x

[Nat Geo Education @NatGeoEducation]

Wow! Enrollment for our spring #NatGeoCertified cohort is full! Sign up now to be notified when enrollment for our next cohort of #teachers opens in August 2019: https://t.co/EFxAgOV0Ll

[Meghan Schmidt @MeghanMSchmidt]

Take a look at this video from @NatGeo titled "China's Lost Girls", which was my inspiration behind my latest blog post! #sncgeography
video link: https://t.co/oAFRmyvSQh