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   What is teaching geography?

   • Teaching Geography is the Geographical Association’s journal for all secondary and college teachers. Published three times a year, it provides support and guidance on teaching and learning geography. Teaching Geography is available in print and online and includes: reviews and subject updates.

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   What should I do if I'm teaching geography?

   • As a starting point, for any module you are teaching, make a conscious efort to ‘look at sites closer to home’. Ensure your sessions provide opportunities to “share with our students how gendered and racialised identities influence who is teaching in geography, and why” (Mahtani, 2006: 22).

   New to teaching geography - RGS

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   Should geography be taught in school?

   • Look at the GA’s Manifesto for geography, which sets out the case for geography in the school curriculum. It emphasises the value of thinking geographically, the changing role of fieldwork and the importance of a subject that values young people’s experiences and curiosity, helps them to discover the world and understand alternative futures.

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   How do I become a geography teacher?

   • In figuring out how to become a geography teacher, getting an undergraduate degree in geography or geography education is a great place to start. You can pursue a Bachelor's Degree in Secondary Education after completing A-level academics and getting a General Certificate of Secondary Education.

   How to become a geography teacher (with duties and skills)

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   What does a geography teacher do?

   • Key takeaways: Geography teachers play an essential role in fostering understanding of the world in their students with duties including preparing lessons, organising teaching resources, ensuring students meet learning objectives, grading students, speaking with parents about student's performance and staying current on new topics amongst others.

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   What do students do in school when they study geography?

   • But first, let’s consider what students do in school when they study geography, the ‘world subject’. In geography lessons, students learn how to observe, describe and seek explanations for why the world around us is as it is. They study the earth’s surface, which includes the landforms, landscapes, settlements and the peoples that live on it.

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   Here is some useful information if you are thinking of making a career as a geography teacher (or returning after a career break). Find out about geography teaching today, the types of training available and how to apply, what it’s like being a trainee and the subject knowledge you will need.

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   Why teach geography? Do you have a love of the subject and want to enthuse young people about geography and the world today? Do you want to help them explore their own and different places and understand how people influence human and physical environments?

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   Ways of finding out are as important to geography as what is being studied. The subject is concerned with making sense of the world first hand, or ‘in the field’. Geographical thinking is distinctive and in geography students study real problems and are put in decision making roles.

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   Jun 18, 2024 · Pursuing a career as a geography teacher demands a structured pathway, including obtaining an undergraduate degree in geography, attending training programmes, continuous learning, writing an impactful CV, gaining initial experience in teaching, and considering advanced degrees.

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   Teaching Geography is available in print and online and includes: lead articles exploring the theory and practice of a specific aspect of geographical education. ideas for stimulating geography lessons, complete with downloadable resources. reviews and subject updates.

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   Academic researchers Teaching. Geography plays a crucial role in understanding our world. It makes a vital contribution to our knowledge of the rapidly changing environmental and social challenges facing us and how we should tackle them. Supporting them effectively can present multiple opportunities and challenges for academic staff.

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   Over the last two decades, former Higher Education Academy’s GEES Subject Centre, and more recently the Royal Geographical Society (with IBG), have been ofering workshops, events and resources for those new to teaching geography, earth and environmental science (GEES) in higher education.