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Teaching Geography, Vol 45, issue 1, Spring 2020
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Capturing a 'sense of place' through fieldwork
Sophie Brand
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From the archive: Christaller's central place theory
Richard Bustin
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Beyond awe and wonder: using powerful knowledge to release 'hidden' physical geography
Duncan Hawley
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Using Examiners' Reports from GCSE 2019 to improve future performance
Elizabeth Rynne, Luke Hinchliffe, John Hopkin, David Gardner, Erica Pilkinton
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Place meaning - opportunities and challenges for A level curriculum-making
Simon Oakes
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It's virtually a glacier
Alice Matthews
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Teaching Geography Editorial Spring 2020
Richard Bustin
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Raising Issues: Taking Burgess out of the bin
Steve Puttick
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Placing the geography curriculum at the heart of assessment practice
Grace Healy
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Teaching Geography Review Spring 2020
Daniel Whittall
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The findings of the survey of mentoring in geography education
Maria Palombo, David Mitchell and Lauren Hammond
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Interweaving geography: retrieval, spacing and interleaving in the geography curriculum
Mark Enser
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