Add to ORKGDuring the Easter holidays my Year 12 Geography class and I had the opportunity to join Menai High School on their Geography focused camping expedition around regional NSW and Central Australia - a trip that was superbly conceived, organised and lead by GTANSW Councillor David Proctor. This is a reflective piece about the way I saw an experience such as this providing us with unique examples to consider across each topic of the HSC Geography course. The focus for this piece is People and Economic Activity. Future articles in upcoming editions of the Geography Bulletin will address Urban Places and then Ecosystems At Risk.5 page(s
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In this article we present the results from an exploratory study conducted in the Wet Tropics in Aus...
Geography, as taught in schools, traditionally engages students in field trips which have a \u27hand...
The Australian Curriculum: Geography identifies place as one of the pivotal concepts. How place is u...
Excursions are extremely important to the education of students in the geography curriculum. However...
The teaching of Geography is in an exciting space at the moment with the discipline soon going natio...
The teaching of Geography is in an exciting space at the moment with the discipline soon going natio...
During the first week of July I had the pleasure of attending and presenting at my first academic Ge...
In the 1960s, the High School Geography Project (HSGP) was developed in the effort to improve geogra...
According to modern cultural and political geography, representation of issues, concepts and past pr...
Currently, the Australian Government is working towards the development and implementation of a nati...
An important aspect of preparing pre-service teachers is to develop their understanding of what cons...
[Abstract]: One approach to conducting educational research is to strive for ‘risk minimisation’. Th...
Place-responsiveness is an emergent approach to outdoor education. It aims to create sustainable rel...
Between 2007 and 2010 a series of intensive annual field trips took around 100 predominantly city-ba...
One approach to conducting educational research is to strive for ‘risk minimisation’. This is presum...
In this article we present the results from an exploratory study conducted in the Wet Tropics in Aus...
Geography, as taught in schools, traditionally engages students in field trips which have a \u27hand...
The Australian Curriculum: Geography identifies place as one of the pivotal concepts. How place is u...