Our Geography teacher used Population Pyramid in class the other day. The site includes population stats for countries/regions/etc dating back to 1950. It also includes […]
Solve mysteries and explore the world using Google Earth. Will your students be able to catch Carmen Sandiego and her V.I.L.E. operatives? The post Explore […]
Looking for free curriculum and resources for teaching geography? Check out these open geography finds that you'll definitely want to use. The post Open Geography: […]
Here’s another insight into day-to-day EAL planning. Usual disclaimer on the look of the resources – time restraints, okay?! History and Geography were tough for […]
Welcome to Day Eleven of the 2020 Appvent Calendar! I’ve been a huge fan of Google Earth for a very long time. There are so […]
Year 9 Geography. The assessment task involves looking at the impact of tourism in Kenya. Some of my EAL learners are quite new to English, […]
Building a robust and useful understanding of the world around us involves understanding people, both as individuals and as groups, topics we uncover through social […]
If you’ve read my previous posts here on TechNotes, you may be able to guess that I’m a big fan of maps. Not only is […]
The history of place is the storyline of power. Karl Marx did not get everything right, but he came pretty close. The bi-polarity of […]
B is for Barcelona, and what is more redolent of exotic Barcelona than the architecture of Gaudi? This ‘light well’ in the centre of the […]
Earlier this week, we took a look a several places educators can find engaging STEM and STEAM resources designed for remote learning. In this post, […]
It is comparatively rare that the cover of a book so adequately describes not just the contents inside those covers, but also manages to capture […]