Showing posts with label David Boardman. Show all posts
Showing posts with label David Boardman. Show all posts

Monday, 25 September 2023

1989 Conference: Young Worlds

 


Does anyone remember attending this conference? 
I had recently started a full time teaching post in King's Lynn and my HoD may well have attended this...

Saturday, 14 November 2020

1986-8: Geography 5-16

The DES / HMI published a paper in 1986 exploring the shape of school geography.

The GA published a response to the paper.

This paper is an outcome of GA Task Force' discussion meetings held at Leicester (8th November 1986) and London (7th February 1987) and with HMI representatives at the DES in London (11th November 1986). All these Task Force meetings were under the chairmanship of Patrick Bailey. Other Task Force members - David Boardman, Simon Catling, Graham Corney, Peter Fox, Paul Gwilliam, Paul Machon, Derek Mottershead and Tony Pearce - also contributed to the discussion on which this paper is based. 


References

Rawling, Eleanor, et al. “Comments from the Geographical Association on the HMI Discussion Paper Geography from 5 to 16.” Geography, vol. 73, no. 1, 1988, pp. 41–46. JSTOR, www.jstor.org/stable/40571340. Accessed 14 Nov. 2020.

Sunday, 4 October 2020

David Boardman - Publications Officer

This issue of the GA Newsletter / GA News featured some reflections from David Boardman during his time as Publications Officer.

He was also the editor of an edition of the 'Handbook for Geography Teachers'. 

He is one of many people who are unsung heroes of the association.

He is a long standing member of the Association and supported it in many ways.


Margaret Mackintosh RIP

Updated post. Sad news at the end of last week from colleagues who have organised the Charney Conference over the years of the passing of Ma...