Photos from Eyjafjallajokull
The chaos caused by the eruption of this Icelandic volcano may be, thankfully, coming to an end but there are plenty of fantastic geography lessons still to be taught! The following weblink will take you to some fantastic photos of the eruption and it's impact, not just on air travel, but on Icelanders as well.
Hudnall Park Geography AS & A2 Courses
Details of residential and short stay courses at Hudnall Park for AS and A2 Geography students can be found in the brochure which can be downloaded at:
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Choosing a GCSE Syllabus for Geography
Defence Dynamics
A free teaching resource bank for 14-16 year olds from the Ministry of Defence. Nearly 100 complete lesson plans provide real-life and topical contexts for students to apply their learning. Plus over 1,000 film clips, images and animations are available to access now.
The site has lesson plans for both Geography and History as well as other GCSE subjects. Geography topics include:
Development, trade and aid
Earthquakes
Ecosystems
Energy and resources
Flooding
Unique audio-visual material and photography from the Ministry of Defence archives and museums will help to capture students' attention.
Prince's Rainforests Project For Schools
The Prince's Rainforests Project has launched a variety of new schemes, competitions and lesson ideas on their new and colourful schools website.
Become a Chartered Geographer
The RGS with IBG offer the Chartered Geographer award. CGeog (Teacher) is for geography teachers who can demonstrate competence, experience and professionalism in their teaching and who are maintaining their professional standards through ongoing CPD.
If you have a geography degree or equivalent, have been teaching geography for at least six years, have an ongoing commitment to CPD and embed your professional development in your teaching, you are an ideal candidate for Chartered Geographer (Teacher).
For more information please contact cgeogteacher@rgs.org or call 0207 591 3053.
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