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Living Geography” Creating a relevant curriculum for young people... Alan Parkinson Secondary Curriculum Development Leader Geographical Association

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Page 1: Gloucester Living Geography

“Living Geography”Creating a relevant

curriculum for young people...Alan Parkinson

Secondary Curriculum Development Leader

Geographical Association

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All details of this presentation

http://slideshare.net/geoblogshttp://livinggeography.blogspot.com

[email protected]://www.geography.org.uk

http://twitter.com/geoblogshttp://www.geographypages.co.uk

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Image: Copyright VladStudio

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narratives : “writing” the earth

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Everyday GeographiesImage courtesy Jack Davison (GA Member)

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Put your best geography head on...

Image by disco~stu (Flickr)

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The Manifesto....

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“Manifesto”

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Toolkit book: “Look at it this way”

£11

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Calvin: You can't just turn on creativity like a tap. You have to be in the right mood.

Hobbes: What mood is that?

Calvin: Last-minute panic

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Courtesy: Learning Teaching Scotland

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In the last few days....

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Part of teachers’ role is to help students:

‘extraordinarily re-experience the ordinary’

Ira Shor

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“a sense of wonder fused with the hard truths of science....”

Michael Palin

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My KS3 Plan...

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What’s the first thing that the majority of 12-24 year olds do

when they get home?

Turn on their computer...

Channel 4: A Beta Life Research

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“...it is not enough just to apply new technologies to existing processes—

for maximum effect you have to apply them in new and imaginative ways”

The Economist, September 2009

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“Students need to be creating knowledge,

not just consuming it.”Les Foltos

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Student Experiences

Geography: the subjectTeacher Choices

Underpinned by key concepts

“thinking geographically”

Which learning activity ?

Does this take the learner beyond what they already know ?

Living GeographyLiving Geography

engagement, enjoyment and creativity

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Young People’s Geographies

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http://www.youngpeoplesgeographies.co.uk

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On a day-to-day basis, young people participate in their own ‘lived’ or ‘everyday’ geographies.Geography in school can draw from these experiences, and help young people understand them, connecting them to the wider world of people.

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Image: Val Vannet – no Photoshopping involved....

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Concept: Tony Cassidy Execution: Liz Smith

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Home Profile Inbox Friends Settings Logout Search

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Info Photos Boxes

What’s on your mind?

Share

Name

Information

Friends

10hrs ago

View videos

Older posts

Wall

Recent Activity

Ads

Groups

Add a picture here

Add personal information here

Who would they be friends with?

Last status update here

What would they be typing now?

What have they been doing on

Facebook?

Two interactions with friends

What groups are they in?

What ads would be

targeted to them?

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Home Profile Inbox Friends Settings Logout Search

View photos

Info Photos Boxes

What’s on your mind?

Share

Name

Information

Friends

10hrs ago

View videos

Older posts

Wall

Recent Activity

Ads

Groups

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Loving the sunny weather I am getting a tan!

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Beachy Head

Information

Friends

River Cuckmere re

Seven sisters

Birling gap

Seven Sisters…I love you

View videos

Older posts

Wall

Recent activity- Beachy Head commented on Seven Sisters wall post.

Hello neighbour. The tide is high

Yes, those waves are eroding my side x

Ads

Groups

Hello, I am Beachy Head, Britain’s highest chalk cliff. I live near Eastbourne in East Sussex. I’m married to one of the Seven Sisters in Seaford and I love the sun x

By Ben

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I'm being walked on again

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Snowdon

Information

Friends

Glyders Tryfan

I’m feeling on top of the world!!! 10hrs ago

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Older posts

Wall

Recent Activity

Hey Snowdon, thanks for the add how's things going over there ??

Yeah, I know, I am fed up of seeing that train!

Ads

Groups

Llyn Ogwen

I'm Snowdon, a mountain in North Wales. I’m 1,085 metres high. I’ve even got a nature reserve around me!!!

The Snowdon Wildlife Reserve.

By Zoe

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Too many people splashing around.

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Dr.Blue Lagoon says: I wish people would stop skinny dipping in me!

Information

Friends

Geysir Eldfell Mr. Puffin

1 minute ago

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Older posts

Wall

Recent Activity

I’m fed up of being dormant. I fancy some action!

I am flying to the Westmann Islands for some peace and quiet. Catch ya later ;)

Ads

Groups

I just hurled some water 70 ft high. You should have seen their faces lol

I am a large geothermal spa located in the south west of Iceland. I have an average

temperature of 40 degrees and people are forever taking their

clothes off to bathe in me!

By Dale M

I love Iceland

Fans of the Blue Lagoon.

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Mayon Volcano is thinking it’s time for a pyroclastic flow.

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Mayon Volcano is feeling hot, hot, hot!

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Bora Manila Banaue

10hrs ago

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Older posts

Wall

Recent Activity

Thanks, my owners will be rich! x

You should see my rice yields this year!

Ads

Groups

I am an active stratovolcano in the Philippines. Renowned as the "Perfect Cone" because of my almost perfectly conical shape .

Save the earth!

Donate now!

By Catherine

Mayon uploaded a photo- ‘’My photo when I erupted September 1984’’

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Scientists think they can monitor me, but I have a trick up my sleeve!

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Mount St Helens is sleeping, for now!

Information

Friends

Snow Lava Pyroclastic flow

10hrs ago

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Older posts

Wall

Recent Activity

Mount St Helens released some gas emissions.

cool

That’s nice

Ads

Groups

It’s about time we displayed some action!

Can’t wait!!!!!

I'm located in the US state of Washington. I erupted in 1980 and

killed 57 people!

By Ahmad

We are volcanoes

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Planned topicalityFloating topicality

Jeff Stanfield

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Fairtrade Fortnight ?Feb 22 – Mar 7 2010

Hurricane Season ?

Flooding ?

HIV / Aids ?World Aids Day: December 1st

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Open your envelopes....

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Which of these:Do you...

Could you...Have you...

How ?When ?Why ?

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‘The GA believes in geographical enquiry: that is, in students as active participants and investigators, not

just the passive recipients of knowledge.’

A different view, April 2009

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uMapper

• Storm map of the weekend’s stormy weather in the S. of England with personal stories...

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David Rogers, Priory School, Portsmouth

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http://daviderogers.blogspot.com

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Is it worth bothering to recycle ?Is buying bottled water immoral ?

Should we all be vegetarian ?Why would anyone want to go on

holiday outside the UK ?Should we boycott supermarkets ?

Are we really “4 meals from anarchy” ?

Other enquiries ?

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Other contexts related to everyday experiences of young people...

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SoundscapesIm

age:

Flic

kr u

ser:

Run

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OS Free Maps for Schools

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You are not alone....

http://geographical.ning.com –over 1000 members