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Your Geography needs skills. Spice them up with some new ideas.

Course Details

Geography should be about ‘real people and places’ and definitely NOT a diet of
inappropriate, non-challenging worksheets and work that is essentially an extension of
language-led work. The teaching needs to open a window on the world for every child and
it needs to do that through the use of a combination of skills. In this way they become the
‘gearbox’ of the geography curriculum.

The challenge is to use and choose the appropriate skills for the content being studied
and to use the skills progressively and in different contexts as pupils progress through the
primary phase.

Skills therefore are for all, so how do we organise that?

This workshop will explore practical ways in which the full range of geographical skills
can ‘spice up’ your geography and not ‘kill your curriculum’ but enable all to access it...
Course Date Wed 06 Jul
Duration 10:00 - 15:30
Location Wakefield
Venue Address YPO, 41 Industrial Park, Wakefield, WF2 0XE
Target Audience All teachers of Geography in Key Stages 1 and 2.
Lunch 12:30 - 13:15
Price £120
Voucher Value £95

Course Tutor

Howard is
passionate about
geography and
its teaching. He
taught for 19 years using innovative
ideas such as chartering aeroplanes
for lessons above the northwest
of England. Following teaching
in schools he became Advisory
Teacher for Geography in Tameside
and Bradford. Until recently he
was Senior Lecturer in Geography
at University College Bradford:
McMillan School of Teaching.
Howard provides CPD/INSET across
the country and annually for the
Dutch Geographical Association.
He is consultant and author of the
BBC Schools Television Primary
Geography series and support
materials.