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Geography with Tintin: Exploration through comics
While watching the BBC’s Tintin’s Adventures with Frank Gardner which attempts to trace the journey of the first Tintin adventure (available on iplayer at the moment) I began to think about how the books could be used in the classroom. … Continue reading
Posted in Education, Exploration, Film, Teaching
Tagged books, comics, Hergé, stereotypes, Tintin
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Top 10 Books for Studying Undergraduate Human Geography
On talking with some of my undergraduate students, they were keen to know my opinion on which have been the most useful general text books for a degree in human geography. Obviously modules will differ across universities and reading lists … Continue reading
Posted in Book Review, Teaching
Tagged books, concepts, geography, methodology, Top 10, undergraduate, university
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Top 10 Books for Studying Economic Geography
Interested in Economic Geography? Then list may be of use to you. As I am coming towards the end of my PhD journey, I’ve been taking stock of the resources and texts that have been invaluable to me over the … Continue reading
Posted in Book Review, Just interesting
Tagged books, economic geography, economies, geography
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Top 10 Books for a PGCE in Secondary Geography
While sorting things out over the weekend I came across some of the books that helped me through my PGCE all those years ago. This spurred me to think about which books had been the most helpful, and which ones … Continue reading
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Tagged books, classroom, curriculum, fieldwork, ICT, key concepts, PGCE, Teaching
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Books…Books…Books
So, I have been absent from the online world for a while for several reasons, mainly that I have had a bit of an insane workload and a generally chaotic life. Now things are slowing down a little I am … Continue reading

