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1. www.lse.ac.uk › BSc-Economic-History-and-GeographyBSc Economic History and Geography - London School of ...

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   Sep 30, 2024 · A joint honours programme on economic history, the study of economic change in the past, and geography, and how the two impact upon each other.

   • Academic year (2024/25): 30 September 2024-20 June 2025
   • Applications/places/ratio 2022: 85/13/7:1

   • Application deadline: 31 January 2024
   • Duration: Three years full-time

2. geography.org.uk › ite › initial-teacher-educationWhat has literacy got to do with geography? - Geographical ...

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   The use of language is an integral part of learning geography and good literacy skills are important to enable geographical understanding. It is through language that students understand geographical concepts, develop their geographical thinking and communicate geographical ideas.

3. www2.lse.ac.uk › study-at-lse › undergraduateBSc Economic History and Geography - LSE - The London School ...

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   BSc Economic History and Geography Explore economic change's roots in geography, past and present. Learn from top economic historians and geographers at research's forefront.

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5. louis.pressbooks.pub › humangeography › chapterChapter 5: The Geography of Language

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   Language is central to daily human existence. It is the principal means by which we conduct our social lives at home, neighborhood, school, workplace, and recreation areas. It is the tool we use to plan our lives, remember our past, and express our cultural identity.

6. geography.org.uk › ite › initial-teacher-educationLesson aims, objectives and content - Geographical Association

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   The aim is a statement setting out what geographical learning you intend students to achieve by the end of the lesson. It could extend over more than one lesson. It must be clearly stated and be precise enough to focus your planning and teaching.

7. www.cambridgeenglish.org › Images › 168749-teachingTeaching Geography through English - Cambridge English

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   Learning about geography involves developing knowledge and understanding of: where learners live; other people and places; how people and places interrelate; the significance of location; human and physical environments; causes and consequences of change; explaining geographical patterns and processes.

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   Why is language important in geography?

   • The use of language is an integral part of learning geography and good literacy skills are important to enable geographical understanding. It is through language that students understand geographical concepts, develop their geographical thinking and communicate geographical ideas.

   What has literacy got to do with geography? - Geographical Association

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   How do you learn about geography?

   • Learning about geography involves developing knowledge and understanding of: where learners live; other people and places; how people and places interrelate; the significance of location; human and physical environments; causes and consequences of change; explaining geographical patterns and processes.

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   What subjects should I study for the BSc Economic History & Geography?

   • For the BSc Economic History and Geography, we are looking for academic students with a flair for social sciences, and many applicants will be studying subjects such as History, Economics, Government and/or Geography. There is no one ideal subject combination, but one essay-based subject is essential.

   BSc Economic History and Geography - London School of Economics and

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   How many courses do I need to study economics & geography?

   • You’ll take four compulsory courses (on geography, economic history, and economics) plus LSE100. Your second year involves compulsory courses in geography and economic history as well as further options from each subject.

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   What is a geography lesson aim?

   • Ofsted (2011) Geography: Learning to make a world of difference. Ofsted Reference no: 090224. The lesson aim is a statement setting out what geographical learning you intend students to achieve by the end of the lesson.

   Lesson aims, objectives and content - Geographical Association

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   How do I study historical economic geography?

   • As part of your programme, you will complete a series of research projects based on primary historical sources. These culminate with a year-long dissertation in your third year where you undertake an original piece of research in historical economic geography on a topic of your choice.

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9. www.lse.ac.uk › bsc-language-culture-and-societyBSc Language, Culture and Society - LSE - London School of ...

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   Taught jointly by the Department of Sociology and the Language Centre, this BSc Language, Culture and Society allows you to study sociology and become fluent in either French, German, Mandarin, Russian or Spanish.