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Maximising the Use of Communication Technologies in Geographical Educationtrend raises a number of important questions. Are we capable of making sufficiently effective use of that technology? Does it improve learning? What chances do teachers and learners of geography in the developing countries have of taking advantage of such trends?

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Experience and Learning in Geographye’. From these perspectives the job of the teacher, it seems, is to guide the young person towards added insights regarding their experience. Learning comes from being reflective and thinking critically upon issues and events linked with guided classroom experience. All commendable aims that ought t

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Continuity and Change in Geography Education: Learning and Teachingpportunities to apply both practical fieldwork and electronic media with which to engage students in problem solving and inquiry. The “melding” of scientific theories in geography and the theories of education will continue to be important in geography education. This will result in continuity, sinc

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Geography Curriculum Planning in Evolution: Some Historical and International Perspectivese imposition of curricula at the national level to detailed lesson planning. It has ranged from a type of planning that was at best . and rigid; to one that remained rigid and . in intent, though became much broader in scale; to the more sophisticated and ‘scientific’ or . curriculum planning. It mu

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The Role of Teachers in Developing School Geography Curriculumeta (1999) it is all planned within-class and out-of-class experiences, in a course of study for the purpose of enabling students to attain the specified objectives. The curriculum therefore includes the document that often varies in specification as well as the teaching-learning situation, which is

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International Collaboration in the Field of Environmental and Geographical Education of environmental education is to produce environmentally literate and responsible citizens, who can make decisions that will help check and solve many of the environmental problems that will arise in the present and near future (Knapp 2000; Åhlberg and Dillon, 1999). However, the critics have point