Teaching Geography Summer 2019

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Published: 19 May 2019

Volume: 44

Issue number: 2, pp 45-88

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This complete issue contains the following articles:

Editorial Summer 2019

Raising issues: questions about population growth

Real-world geographers and GIS: relevance, inspiration and developing geographical knowledge

Geography Initial Teacher Education in three days! The new PGCE 'PE with' EBacc scheme

Celebrating Geography

Resources to teach the changing nature of climate and energy

From the Archive - musical geography

Did the European conquest of the Americas contribute to the Little Ice Age?

Adapting our diets for global climate change: could eating bugs really be an answer?

Harnessing mobile devices for field trips: enhancing learning through digital technology

Planning for progression in geography: an approach to Changing Places and geographical enquiry at key stage 3

The importance of locational knowledge

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