A new post has just gone up on the GA Blog, written by Catherine Tytherleigh.
It is well timed ahead of a keynote that I am completing which will be part of the Enhancing Fieldwork Learning Showcase at the University of Southampton.
Catherine offers suggestions for helping make fieldwork inclusive.
The GEO project: Geography Education Online is ending and the resources that were created for it - including some that I was pleased to work on - are all being added to the GA website for members to access.
Details in the image below - shared earlier by Steve Brace.
Use the filters here to find them.
Update
The GA's Blog is now also on the GA's main website.
It's #SouthAsianHeritageMonth & @The_GA is delighted that #geographyteacher @MissTC19 has blogged about the SAHM's importance for geography. Her blog inc videos from pupils about this work. Thalina is Trust Lead Practitioner of Geography @COREeducate https://t.co/sccoW8Ax3q
— Steve Brace (@SteveBraceGeog) July 20, 2024
New on the GA website.
The GA Blog is now up and running with a soft launch followed by an appearance on the home page of the GA.
I wrote the opening post on the blog, all about blogging itself, and why I do it so much and several others have now been added.
This is an opportunity for those who have not been published by the GA or in other formats to share their thoughts on a particular area of the discipline or to otherwise get their ideas out there on a public forum without needing to set up a blog themselves and commit to regular posts and updating a website.
If you have an idea for a blog post that you would like to contribute, particularly if you have never written anything for the GA before, then please get in touch and I'll forward your idea to the team at Solly Street.
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