@SoLInTheWild .. and this graphic really helps them to visualize what is happening.
More dots = more options for connections = easier to learn new stuff.
Thanks to @EfratFurst
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#geographyteachers see below link to new publication 'Geography, for all our futures'. It's sets out some of opportunities & challenges facing geog as @The_GA develops our new 2025-30 strategy
Comments & feedback welcome on [email protected]
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The Qiyi City Forest Garden in Chengdu is an experimental urban development in the capital of China’s southwestern Sichuan province.
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Earthquake resistant building design: This figure from a past GCSE exam contains a useful level of detail to help students investigate seismic-resistant architecture. In shared folder. Credit: WJEC. #geography#geographyteacher#teachers
I’ve tightened up,polished off & added a few more methods for retrieval practice to my editable PowerPoint.There are now 25 methods which can be easily edited, resized & printed.Drop me a DM with your email and I’ll send it on. Useful for all KSs. I won’t fiddle with it anymore!
Do you remember the chocolate trading game? I have created a game for 2024 which has an ‘influencer’ AI element. Teach more about Peru & S. America using blueberries! https://t.co/mbbojoHyXj (inc teacher instructions) #geograhyteacher#edutwitter
Earthquake resistant building design (continued): I found another useful figure here from a past exam paper, this time separating methods into high, medium and low cost. In shared folder. Credit: AQA. #geography#geographyteacher#teachers
Infiltration fieldwork: A popular activity to do on the school site. Students enjoy timing water as it enters the ground! You only need tennis ball / crisp tubes, stopwatches and measuring cylinders (cheap to buy from science 2 education). Link above. #geography#geographyteacher
Playing with the Coriolis force.
A rotating merry-go-round is a helpful demonstration of the fictitious force that appears to act on objects moving within a rotating reference frame, such as the Earth.
We collaborated with @esriuk to create a set of free teaching resources, combining our #climate expertise and #UKCP data with their interactive maps & dashboards, for young people to learn more about how climate change will impact their local area