Here's a workshop from well over 100 years ago, where a teacher demonstrates the modelling of physical landforms using plasticine. Well done Mr. Welsh. Also, I wonder whether Mr. T. W. F Parkinson is any relation, as my surname is from the NW.
Sunday 30 June 2019
Plus ca change #1
While researching this blog, I often came across snippets in old copies of Geographical journals which related to the work of teachers then, which could equally be talked about now. A reminder that nothing really changes, we just go round and round again...
Here's a workshop from well over 100 years ago, where a teacher demonstrates the modelling of physical landforms using plasticine. Well done Mr. Welsh. Also, I wonder whether Mr. T. W. F Parkinson is any relation, as my surname is from the NW.
Here's a workshop from well over 100 years ago, where a teacher demonstrates the modelling of physical landforms using plasticine. Well done Mr. Welsh. Also, I wonder whether Mr. T. W. F Parkinson is any relation, as my surname is from the NW.
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