The Life Geographic: A somewhat self-absorbed personal and professional development blog of an ex-Geography high-school teacher…
We all have experiences in our lives that change our mentality and perspective - for better or worse. Some of these experiences even change who we are. Next month (June 2019), as part of this year's Norwich-Dedza Partnership exchange teachers from Malawi will be visiting the UK. So in celebration and preparation for that, I will be re-blogging the thoughts I made during my visit to Malawi in 2013.
Reflections on an incredible year and a personal journey. Happy Holidays to you all! Features @exploratorium, @AssignedMale, @RileyJayDennis, @gaytascience
My final @The_GA #GAConf18 review. Inspiration all round: from adventurous geog teachers, passionate trainees, those who work behind the scenes and even, maths! Featuring: @FryRsquared, @DrGrovesGeog, @Re_Ferg, @THEWATERDIARIES, @LucyOxley
The media is awash with look-backs of 2017. Here are some alternatives for you to enjoy! Happy New Year!
Working on my own visualisation skills, a conversation sparks bittersweet memories of one of the masters of the art.
07 May 2019 - This is an imported page from an old blog I kept during my travels to Malawi. Next month (June 2019) as part of this year's Norwich-Dedza Partnership exchange, teachers from Malawi will be visiting the UK. So in celebration and preparation for that, I will be re-blogging the thoughts I made … Continue reading Amazing Umbwi
06 May 2019 - This is an imported page from an old blog I kept during my travels to Malawi. Next month (June 2019) as part of this year's Norwich-Dedza Partnership exchange, teachers from Malawi will be visiting the UK. So in celebration and preparation for that, I will be re-blogging the thoughts I made … Continue reading On the road!
Sharing our Malawi teaching and learning resources with all you overworked educators out there.
My journey to Malawi is part of the Norwich-Dedza Partnership. This partnership is a cultural exchange between the two cities, involving to-and-fro visits by educators, social workers, development workers and the like.
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