I’m now going to put updates to Radical Geography and ideas I’m working on for Key Stage 3 on Share Geography. You can subscribe via email or RSS. I’ll be using this blog exclusively for Key Stage 4 developments (The new OCR A, son of pilot) and student support.
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One to have have a play with in preparation for the Year 11 module, Coping with Floods. I thought it was pretty decent.
Hat-tip J.Barlow.
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my home boy. Not Geography but have just finished watching Richard Dawkin’s The Genius of Darwin, particularly useful for Full and Short Course Religious Studies students, if you missed it I’m sure you’ll be able to ‘watch it again’ on the Channel 4 website.
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DCC Online Information Resources includes various online encyclopaedias, dictionaries, and Infotrac Newspapers (”Access to 10 national newspapers from 1985 to date, 50 journals and periodicals covering subjects from astronomy and computing right through to geography and science. Also The Times digital archive from 1785-1985. If it made the headlines it’s here!”)…
Seems a well kept secret, you need to be a member of the library, great for next year’s cultural geography coursework or your other studies.
Hat-tip V.Ellis
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He may look like a junior geography master, but Miliband has gone nuclear | Mail Online
Oh dear… interesting quote
He may look and sound like a junior geography master at a run- down prep school for dim and idle boys — or is that unkind to geography teachers?
I think the answer may be yes…
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