Site Update: Key Stage 3 Geography: Settlement: Future Cities: http://ow.ly/2dO
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Each week a new image is added to the homepage of geographyalltheway.com. If you can name the country from the image enter the competition!
The competition is open to everybody - the winner being chosen from all the correct answers received. The winner receives a unique certificate via email.
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I have been tagged - by Alan Parkinson. It’s a bit like the chain letters of old but without the nasty side. The idea is to present 7 facts about yourself that others might not know.
Here we go …
1. I lived in a Tibetan Buddhist monastery for 6 months. It was part of my gap year before university. I applied to go to China to teach airhostesses English but ended up in a Buddhist monastery in India instead!
2. I recently sold my beautiful VW Campervan to buy a ’sensible’ family car.
3. I used to climb a lot and intend to climb a lot again in the future - oh for the time!
4. I once did a three performance stint as Carmen Miranda at a school Cabaret evening. Sorry - no photos available.
5. I did my first ‘Mile High’ Nappy Change yesterday.
6. The name ‘geographyalltheway.com‘ was invented by my wife, as we brainstormed possible website addresses, while driving round a roundabout on the M60.
7. I am an International Mountain Leader - having passed my Summer Mountain Leader Assessment, completed my Winter Mountain Leader Training and built up an extensive logbook of walking experience.
Who should I ‘tag’ - I would have tagged the person that tagged me and others that have already been tagged. I’ll add to the mix:
Rob Micallef - IB Geography Blog
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InThinking has listed geographyalltheway.com as “the leading website of online Geography resources specifically tailored for IB Geography.” Fancy!
Don’t forget the February InThinking workshop for Experienced IBDP Teachers - in Paris.
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Tilt-Shift Maker produces images that look like photos taken of models - they remind me of model railway landscapes. Here are two that I quickly produced from some of my recent photographs - one of the Pen y Pass Hotel taken from the Pyg Track on the way up Snowdon and the second of the Barcelona skyline taken from the Sagrada Família.
They could produce interesting starter images.
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The Workshop Agenda for the February InThinking Workshop for Experienced IBDP Geography Teachers is now available for download from the InThinking website - or via this link.
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The Trial Of Alfred Wegener is a reworking of an idea I gleaned from the ever inventive Alan Parksinson.
The aim of this mini-site is to provide a structure for students to investigate Alfred Wegener, continental drift and an introduction to the theories of plate tectonics.
There are several ways in the lessons could work. It could be a individual task where each student produces a case for the defence and then each presents their arguments (or students could be chosen at random). The whole situation could be role-played with different students taking the role of Alfred Wegener, Judge, Jury, the prosecution and defence etc.
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In homage to the Urban Earth project (and to Noel’s Rural Earth!) - I have had a go at ‘Coastal Earth‘ or ‘Gower Earth‘.
It’s great to have some fantastic weather and great location to have a play with such things - this was a small tester - maybe I’ll start planning a Toulouse version of ‘Urban Earth‘.
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Site Update: AS/A2/IB Geography: Resource Production and Consumption: Oil: http://ow.ly/1wm
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