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Delighted to see this paper published! Really wonderful to work with Jessica McLean and our students to explore implications and opportunities for teaching geography in schools when ‘the Anthropocene’ appears to be absent in the NSW Geography syllabus documents 🌏✨
AustralianGeographer@austgeog13 Oct 2024
Online now 'Can you teach it if you cannot see it? Finding ‘the Anthropocene’ and enhancing its visibility in the NSW geography syllabus': tandfonline.com/doi/full/10.… #geography #education #Anthropocene @KathyMee10 @GeogSocNSW @SusanCaldis

Can you teach it if you cannot see it? Finding ‘the Anthropocene’ and enhancing its visibility in...

The Anthropocene is a contested notion yet has taken hold as a term to describe the current state of global human-induced environmental changes, including biodiversity loss and climate change. Desp...

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Monash Education
@MonashEducationJun 4
🌏 What is education for in a climate crisis? To mark World Environment Day, Professor Alan Reid (Monash Education) and Dr Isobel Talks (University of Oxford) explore climate education, critical literacy and the role universities play in preparing students for a rapidly changing world. Are we equipping graduates to navigate the challenges ahead, or simply continuing with more of the same? 🔗 Read the full Lens article: lens.monash.edu/world-enviro…
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prof pat thomson@ThomsonPatMay 25
Thinking about your post thesis plan? These three words can help. patthomson.net/2026/05/25/ke…

Key words – dissemination, communication, sharing

Doctoral researchers are sometimes asked in their viva what their plans for dissemination are. Gulp. But this is a question worth thinking about. It’s not a trick question. Examiners are genu…

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Ngarrngga@ngarrnggaMay 15
Professor Hogarth, Dr Doolah and Dr Wilkey examine how a paradigmatic shift that recognises the complexity of Indigenous Knowledges in education can support reconciliation and enrich learning for all students in their chapter: go.unimelb.edu.au/meo2.
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Frontiers - Education@FrontEducationMay 6
New Research: A systematic review of geographical education of students through STEM frontiersin.org/articles/10.… #FrontiersIn #Education

Frontiers | A systematic review of geographical education of students through STEM

Teaching geography through Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics (STEM) is often cited as a rational and effective way to provide students with q...

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A blog on geography’s core concepts geogconcepts.blog/the-blog/   Alaric Maude @geriographer has started a blog to help teachers understand core concepts in school geography. Explained and illustrated are place, space, interconnection, environment, scale, change & sustainability 1/2

Geography’s core concepts: a teacher’s guide

Sydney, Australia About the writer I am Alaric Maude, an Australian geography academic. For the last 20 years I have worked in the field of geographical education – helping to develop curriculum, w…

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A blog on geography’s core concepts   … These are the concepts that make geography ‘geographical’, and a distinctive discipline, and they are specified in the curricula of a number of countries.   New pages will be added every one to two weeks, and all pages are printable 2/2
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RGS-IBG Schools@RGS_IBGschoolsMay 6
Join Dr Grace Healy and Professor Nina Laurie for this free online CPD session encouraging teachers to explore a hopeful geography of resilience and climate-event adaptation linked to El Nino events. Free resources will be shared! Book now 👉ow.ly/zcKW50YAESg
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PTC NSW@ptcnswMay 6
Professional Recognition & Credibility: Network with the peak body to enhance credibility, strengthen stakeholder trust, and promote your association through PTC NSW channels and networks. PTC NSW Benefits for Your Association: ptc.nsw.edu.au/about/member-…
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PTC NSW@ptcnswApr 27
Networking & Collaboration Opportunities: Connect with association leaders across NSW to share expertise, collaborate on projects, and participate in forums, think tanks, and PTC NSW’s annual awards. PTC NSW Benefits for Your Association: ptc.nsw.edu.au/about/member-…
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PTC NSW@ptcnswApr 24
Advocacy & Representation: Your collective voice representing teacher associations to government and education leaders, shaping policy and strengthening your impact through a united network. PTC NSW Benefits for Your Association: ptc.nsw.edu.au/about/member-…
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PTC NSW@ptcnswApr 23
Submit your articles to the IELA Education Research Journal (erj). The journal provides a platform for teachers, academics and students across all educational sectors of NSW to submit articles, dissertations, research articles and to share with colleagues. ptc.nsw.edu.au/iela/
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Understanding teacher agency in the context of school‐based climate change and sustainability education: A case study of the experiences of teachers and school students in England - Walshe - 2026 - British Educational Research Journal - Wiley Online bera-journals.onlinelibrary.…
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RGS-IBG Higher Ed@RGS_IBGheMar 20
🔊 New paper published in Area by @TommyHYChan, Artur Sadowski and @jan_kazak '‘I'm Tight on Time, So Let's Make It a Fast Interview on the Go’: Rapid Serial Interview for Quick Ethnographies With Busy People.' Read the full paper #OpenAccess 👇 doi.org/10.1111/area.70105
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RGS-IBG Higher Ed@RGS_IBGheMar 19
Fixed-term contracts, restructuring, and redundancies are reshaping academic careers. The States of Precarity Report offers critical insights into both the immediate and long-term impacts on academic geographers. Read the report 👉rgs.org/research/higher-educ…

States of precarity in UK Higher Education geography

Findings from a discipline-focused research project exploring the lived realities of precarious academic work within UK Higher Education geography.

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Monash Education
@MonashEducationMar 18
Our latest TeachSpace article explores singing in Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander languages – often called First Languages – in the classroom. It's a way of embedding Indigenous perspectives in school classrooms. This work can be exciting and powerful, but also complex. Monash Education researchers share some tips for teachers who want to get involved. Find out more bit.ly/4lFpDVt

Singing in First Languages: Where might non-Indigenous teachers start?

This TeachSpace article offers some starting points and considerations for teachers who want to get involved in ways that are respectful, sustainable and genuinely supportive of First Nations...

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Dr Paula Owens FRGS@PrimageographerMar 13
Teaching about #ClimateChange is tricky - not least in understanding the facts, processes & terminologies. Latest @the_GA downloadable ‘In the Know’ guide will equip you with the basics. #primaryteacher portal.geography.org.uk/shop…
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Geographical Association
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In the latest GeogPod episode, John Lyon talks to Tom Davies (GeoWizard) about his journey into geography and the start of his YouTube channel through GeoGuessr. They discuss the inspiration behind his ‘straight line mission’, where he travels on foot in a straight line to experience place differently. Tom also encourages young people to get outside and explore their local area. Listen for free here: the-ga.org/4ljeoBW
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Springer Education@SpringerEduMar 5
Understanding Barriers to Professional Learning for Out-of-Field Physics Teachers buff.ly/7xKcDHw
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Language and Education@LanguageandEdu2Feb 27
📖 New Research Article📖 Teaching across divides: EAP lecturers’ plurilingual identities and translanguaging practices: Language and Education: Vol 0, No 0 - Get Access tandfonline.com/doi/full/10.…

Teaching across divides: EAP lecturers’ plurilingual identities and translanguaging practices

This study examines how plurilingual ethnic identities come to the fore in lecturers’ stances toward translanguaging and their application of translingual practices in English for Academic Purposes...

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RGS-IBG Higher Ed@RGS_IBGheFeb 24
🔊New paper published in Area by @MariasolePepa. 'Teaching a Geography of Hope'. Read the full paper #OpenAccess 🔓⬇️ doi.org/10.1111/area.70089
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