Worth looking at @DCol_Geography
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Bullets strewn all over LA’s streets in the fire’s aftermath.
Perhaps unremarkable in the US, but not something I’d have known about as a Brit.
#LAfires – at Los Angeles, CA
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#HowIUsedGISToday
A geography teacher friend of mine from another school told me yesterday how she used my off the shelf GIS resource on the 2021 eruption in La Palma.
On #GISDay I share it again. Everything you need in one handy package, totally free!
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Double @SportSJA Award winners 🤩
Dave Ellis and guide Luke Pollard won the Bill McGowran Awards, recognising their paratriathlon 'triple-crown' 🥇🥇🥇
Alex Yee was named Sportsman of the Year, adding to his World and Olympic titles 🥇🥇
Read more ⬇️
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Wondering how much sunshine there has been in total so far this month?
For many locations, there has been no sunshine at all during the first seven days of November.
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The Abauntz Lamizulo Rock Map is the oldest map in Western Europe. Engraved by Magdalenian hunter-gatherers, it depicts the area around the cave, including animals like red deer and ibex.
For Day 7 of the #30DayMapChallenge - Vintage.
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The impacts of the dreadful flooding in Spain, as imaged by Sentinel satellite. You can see the scale of the impacts of the flooding in remotely sense maps like this.
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Explainer from the Met Office on the causes of the devastating rain in Spain in the past few days.
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Powerful use of GIS to explore this issue related to the US election.
Changing scale, changing layers, adding annotations, comparing layers.
The map & its data play a key role in communicating this story.
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Astonishing footage shows the first flood in the Sahara in half a century.
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Very useful explainer from Sky News on the various elements of demography in the UK.
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Are you looking to improve your geography fieldwork? Want to hear what others are doing to make their fieldwork exciting, inclusive and relevant?
Why not come along to our TeachMeet and hear from teachers and educators about their fieldwork offer?
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Want to find out how to support your students to apply to study geography at university?🎓
Join @DoctorPreece at our FREE CPD session to find out about application time lines, choosing the right course, and more!
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Fancy listening to an AI podcast about my two @The_GA Teaching Geography articles updating our understanding of plate tectonics?
Then check out this one I've just generated with NotebookLM!
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Dubai teachers: remember that your wellbeing lays the foundation for a successful classroom. Here are 7 quick tips to help keep things in balance and help you take care of yourself while making a positive impact on your students. Share your tips below too👇
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What do we think about this fun way to teach about clouds?
For resources on clouds, our In the know series has a book on Weather, Clouds and Precipitation which you use for lessons!
#geography #clouds #cloudwatching #weather #teachinggeography
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From the Department for Education:
The Curriculum and Assessment Review are asking for suggestions and proposals to help them improve the curriculum and assessment system.
The review panel want to hear:
-Feedback on what works in the current system
-What doesn’t work or isn’t helpful
-Suggestions for potential improvements
Link: gov.uk/government/calls-for-…
Closes 22 Nov 2024
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Geography gold: Trawling through past exam papers I found an artist’s impression of the changing UK high street. Credit: Eduqas GCSE A 2022. Artist unknown but thanks for your work which is stimulating classroom debate. In shared folder. #geography #geographyteacher #teachers
























