Try the Geography Event Generator !
Thanks to John Davitt for the original idea at his NEW TOOLS website, which is well worth a visit. I blogged about it last week...
I contacted John and sent him a set of 20 'geographically-related' ideas and possible ways of presenting the work, and he very kindly produced a custom-made GEOGRAPHY GENERATOR.
Press the button that says CLICK HERE, and you'll get a new idea for how to teach, or present a particular topic.
If you make use of this tool, e-mail and let me know...
Also, if you have ideas for other similar topics and/or methods of delivering them, please get in touch, or let John know direct, as he's collecting more ideas....
Why share this idea with you ?
Why create this new resource ?
One of the key aims of the Geographical Association lies in its mission to engage in "furthering the learning and teaching of geography". A key aspect of this is NETWORKING and sharing ideas between teachers. 2008 has seen a major move forward in the creation of new networks using the 2nd phase of the Action Plan for Geography funding.
Keep an eye out for events in your own region - this might be a GA BRANCH event, or one where local networks of teachers talk to each other...
Thanks to John Davitt for the original idea at his NEW TOOLS website, which is well worth a visit. I blogged about it last week...I contacted John and sent him a set of 20 'geographically-related' ideas and possible ways of presenting the work, and he very kindly produced a custom-made GEOGRAPHY GENERATOR.
Press the button that says CLICK HERE, and you'll get a new idea for how to teach, or present a particular topic.
If you make use of this tool, e-mail and let me know...
Also, if you have ideas for other similar topics and/or methods of delivering them, please get in touch, or let John know direct, as he's collecting more ideas....
Why share this idea with you ?
Why create this new resource ?
One of the key aims of the Geographical Association lies in its mission to engage in "furthering the learning and teaching of geography". A key aspect of this is NETWORKING and sharing ideas between teachers. 2008 has seen a major move forward in the creation of new networks using the 2nd phase of the Action Plan for Geography funding.
Keep an eye out for events in your own region - this might be a GA BRANCH event, or one where local networks of teachers talk to each other...
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