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The Backstory to our book - Race, Racism and the Geography Curriculum- John Morgan and David Lambert (Bloomsbury 2023)

The Backstory https://t.co/ITwGASUhRE via @JohnMor89730833

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@DecoloniseGeog @ian_cushing For geography teachers, what are the existing theories of language that Ian’s analysis might interrupt?

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@DecoloniseGeog Yes Oak has a limiting ‘call and response’ version of geography. Dustbin of history one hopes

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@rcolvile Argument about figures also needs to ask what actual learning is taking place in many NZ schools. We have a problem with our curriculum…

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In this article I place Michael Young's career in the context of the crisis of British capitalism.
'Knowledge, culture and the curriculum in Britain, 1944 to the present' an article on #ScienceOpen: https://t.co/xVl5yR7y13

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@geographyjazz Eleanor Rawling, Frances Slater, Mary Biddulph Joanne Norcup
A good question that makes us think about the way the field has developed

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@MaleNotesOnLife @graceblakeley Walton and Gsmble’s 1976 capitalism in crisis is worth re-visiting

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@DecoloniseGeog @IramSammar Great news-

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@DecoloniseGeog @tribunemagazine @ian_cushing @SnellJulia A good analysis- Ofsted part of the century long struggle to define teachers’ work.

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@GeorgeMonbiot @ChrisGPackham I Pi

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@GAChiefExec @RobGeog It was a ‘text of the break’: between the reflective practitioner and the competent teacher

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@MattMattFinn @routesjournal @DrCNayeri @RushtonDr Not addressed to anyone really: the status of this review as coming from a state-body raises the political stakes…

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@Steve_Puttick Then appropriates anti racist argument to a matter of neutrality and avoiding bias

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@Steve_Puttick The report brackets out the central question of curriculum so as to allow technical discussion of pedagogy/assessment

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@MattMattFinn Problem in how it uses ‘research’ rather than scholarship- can anyone get excited by this? All a bit ‘meh’ IMO

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@c9shark Yes, but the term has played an important role in population debates: better to historize?

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@GoodwinMJ All part of the COVID nationalism that NZ has pursued, with a smiling Ardern urging us all to think ourselves lucky to live in Godzone

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@geography_paul @Rachelannelawt1 @EnserMark @m_chiles @GeogSteel @TeachitGeog @geogramblings @Jenniferrrls @primary_geog @GeographyStrong David Lambert and me explored how these concepts might be used for curriculum making in our 2010 book “Geography: a conceptual approach “