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Congratulations to the SLN Geography Forum , THE foremost place for Geography teachers to exchange ideas. Tonight, the landmark of 50 000 posts was reached. Thanks to all who visit SLN and post their ideas and offer help to colleagues with technical issues, OFSTED, free resources, pedagogical practice and purveying of pants... Cheers to all Geographers out there ! And thanks to Chris Durbin and Kate Russell for their hard work in setting it up and keeping it going until it reached that critical mass which means it's now unstoppable...
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Fame at last. The Kent Earthquake powerpoint I knocked together sat in a beach hut on Sunday is now in pride of place on the SLN homepage . Download away while it's current ! Thanks to Kate Russell for adding the resource.
Geography and Levels That old question has been debated on a recent thread on the SLN Forum. Should we be levelling / can we level ? individual pieces of work... Here is the response on this from David Lambert. He is Chief Executive of the Geographical Association, but this is his personal view. I think he has it spot on! Thanks to Christine Lloyd Staples for starting the thread. I am writing in a personal capacity on this one … Sorry, it is quite long! As a result of the KS3 Review, the PoS for geography will look quite radically different. The current proposals will be published in full in the January 2007 issue of Teaching Geography (it is not too late to subscribe by joining the GA – do spread the word!!). The PoS will be accompanied by commentaries from David Gardner, Di Swift and myself. The changes to Level Descriptions are unlikely to be very far reaching. Though the way geography is expressed in the PoS is different (for good reason), the geography pretty well remains intact, ...