Before many schools break up for half-term, there was time for one more webinar in this series of six linked to the Geographical Association (GA)’s In the Know online resources. These webinars are a quick, easy and cost-effective means of updating your subject knowlege, whether you are a Geography Subject Leader, experienced classroom teacher, ECT or trainee. Further details about the series can be found by accessing …
Geographical Association (GA)’s In the Know webinar series
(Webinar 4: Latitude, longitude, day and night)
Well, it was time for another ‘In the Know’ webinar. This week the focus was on ‘Latitude, longitude, day and night’, a theme I had to explore in some depth over the summer of 2020 when creating a bank of ‘locational knowledge’ resources with Simon Catling (Professor Emeritus of Primary Education based in the School of Education at Oxford Brookes …
Very appropriate since we will be changing the clocks shortly and, no doubt, talking lots about time!
Geographical Association (GA) ‘In the Know’ webinar series
Well, it was time for another ‘In the Know’ webinar. This week the focus was on ‘Latitude, longitude, day and night’, a theme I had to explore in some depth over the summer of 2020 when creating a bank of ‘locational knowledge’ resources with Simon Catling (Professor Emeritus of Primary Education based in the School of Education at Oxford Brookes …
Geographical Association (GA) ‘In the Know’ webinar series
Well, it was time for another ‘In the Know’ webinar. This week the focus was on ‘Latitude, longitude, day and night’, a theme I had to explore in some depth over the summer of 2020 when creating a bank of ‘locational knowledge’ resources with Simon Catling (Professor Emeritus of Primary Education based in the School of Education at Oxford Brookes …
Geographical Association (GA) ‘In the Know’ webinar series
Well, it was time for another ‘In the Know’ webinar. This week the focus was on ‘Latitude, longitude, day and night’, a theme I had to explore in some depth over the summer of 2020 when creating a bank of ‘locational knowledge’ resources with Simon Catling (Professor Emeritus of Primary Education based in the School of Education at Oxford Brookes …