The Life Geographic: A somewhat self-absorbed personal and professional development blog of an ex-Geography high-school teacher…
A transition to a free subscription model for educational resources to sustainably create free learning materials. Subscribing costs nothing and allows access to popular guides. This change aims to enhance understanding of the audience and support ongoing production of high-quality content while existing free posts remain accessible.
This mini-series offers teaching ideas for using Carbon Brief's Extreme Weather Attribution Interactive Map. This post contains a set of resources giving guidance for researching and writing about selected case studies.
National Geographic Kids Everything: Sustainable Energy is available now! Some ideas and concepts didn't make it into the final draft of the book, or they were edited in a way to make them more accessible to a younger audience (while the original is still very much useful for the older kids!). So to celebrate the official release date of the book, I offer up some 'bonus extras' for you!
Blue Planet II is awe-inspiring and a wake-up call. But, there are resources at hand.
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