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Living reference work 20200th editionndings. Pedagogical findings, related to educational settings, may be most clearly classified as “geoscience education,” while research findings in any setting can be grouped under the heading of “geocognition.” A new domain of scholarship in geocognition, the interdisciplinary study of how people p

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Biomolecular Synthesis in Microfluids,hapter briefly reviews the previous use of VFGs to support students’ learning by fieldwork, highlighting some benefits. VFGs are considered to supplement real fieldwork, but not to become a substitute for it. We then outline the design considerations, development and staff and student evaluation of