Mrs Hall

Geography department at The Priory School, Hitchin

[Mrs Hall @geography_TPS]

How did UK change over Queen's reign?

https://t.co/YrjHDOJJ6t - #think like a geographer

[Mrs Hall @geography_TPS]

Fantastic day collecting data at Hunstanton #GCSEfieldwork

[Mrs Hall @geography_TPS]

TPS Iceland trip is underway! Today a lovely visit to Thingvellir National park. It looks stunning!

[Alistair Hamill @lcgeography]

Periodic chart - porportional to how much of each element is left on Earth.

[JB GeogTeacher 🌍 @JB_GeogTeacher]

For those that use Lagos as a case study. https://t.co/eLNMWBk4Uv

[Mrs Hall @geography_TPS]

A great day on the coastal path walk along Start Bay with year 13 geographers @FSCSlaptonLey. The weather was very kind to us ☀️#Alevelgeography #outinthefield

[Mrs Hall @geography_TPS]

Wildfires: How are they linked to climate change? - BBC News - a good read A level Geographers! https://t.co/xwXUJltvBe

[Simon Kuestenmacher @simongerman600]

Earth, from an angle you don't see very often. I think of this as the naked angle... Source: https://t.co/leEFBpQLZu

[Easygeography.co.uk @easygeography]

Today’s word is “Confluence” - Where two river meet. In #Brazil the river Amazon and topajos run along side one another for 6km due to the differences in temperature, speed, and amount of dissolved sediments in the waters of the two rivers #geography https://t.co/VGwK9gy2ed

[Easygeography.co.uk @easygeography]

Old Harry’s rock … simply the best picture I have ever seen … this is so going into my lessons for next year #geography #geographyteacher #coasts #geology #edutwiter

[Simon Kuestenmacher @simongerman600]

This is top notch geography trivia. Source: https://t.co/uR0qkW0HpS

[Easygeography.co.uk @easygeography]

Amazing map to show development levels in Africa through peoples access to electricity #Africa #geography #geographyteacher #poverty

[BBC Weather @bbcweather]

Meteorologists right around the world have joined forces today to highlight our changing climate by using Climate Stripes, but what are they?
Matt explains …
#ShowYourStripes

[Erik Solheim @ErikSolheim]

This is fascinating!
The literal English meanings of names of Indian 🇮🇳 states.
Source: https://t.co/mC82XHYcHM

Thanks @simongerman600

[Easygeography.co.uk @easygeography]

Small island community battling sea level rises the Torres Strait Islanders fighting to save their homes and this tiny island is already under treat #geography #geographyteacher #climatechange #climatecrisis #globalwarming https://t.co/fAcwGKKXzT

[BBC Weather @bbcweather]

You may have heard of weather fronts in the forecast recently but what exactly are they? Ben Rich explains:

[Simon Kuestenmacher @simongerman600]

Map shows the birthplaces of the current (Feb 2021) top 100 ranked male #Tennis players. Can you spot your favourites? Source: https://t.co/AjFubZcOAU

[Ed Hawkins @ed_hawkins]

The planet is warming. Burning fossil fuels is the dominant reason. Our choices matter.

[Mrs Hall @geography_TPS]

A level Geography @FSCEppingForest looking at field work techniques. First stop carbon!

[CNN @CNN]

The South Pole has been warming at over three times the global average over the past 30 years, a new study has found. That could have huge implications for the melting of Antarctic ice sheets, marine life in the region and the rising of global sea levels. https://t.co/aEsKVOwR9v