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Geography Teachers' Association of Queensland Inc.
Level 1/28 Fortescue St, Spring Hill QLD 4000


Beginning and New to Geography Teachers PD

  • 06 Jun 2023
  • 4:00 PM - 6:00 PM
  • West Moreton Anglican College

Registration

(depends on selected options)

Base fee:
  • MUST be registered using a student university email address

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Join GTAQ in our twilight professional learning session supporting those teachers who are beginning or new to teaching Geography in the classroom.

Our session will cover

  • Why does it matter for students to learn geography?
  • Geographical Concepts
  • Geographical Skills
  • Geographic Inquiry Skills
  • Developing Geographical Questions
  • Fieldwork in Geography
  • Moving from V8.4 to V9.0 of the Australian Curriculum
  • Go to resources for new to Geography teachers

You may choose to add two amazing AGTA resources to your registration

Geography Skills Unlocked — Second edition

The very popular Geography Skills Unlocked has received its second revision. The revision includes an update of the statistics used throughout the book.

Key features:

  • Contents aligned to the inquiry and skills-based requirements of Australian Curriculum: Geography
  • An engaging, easy to navigate design
  • A student friendly approach with step-by-step explanations, descriptions and worked examples
  • A focus on emerging technologies used to gather, analyse and present geographical data
  • GeoSkills and GeoInquiry activities that scaffold student learning
  • A wealth of stimulus material including a diverse range of maps, graphs, aerial photographs, satellite images, diagrams and photographs
  • Examples drawn from each Australian state and territory with additional international material
  • Key terms explained in embedded glossary boxes

AND

Geography Fieldwork Unlocked

Geography Fieldwork Unlocked features 34 inquiry-based fieldwork activities developed by a team of experienced Geography educators.

Key features:

  • Section 1 of the book introduces the reader to inquiry-based fieldwork. It provides guidance in developing fieldwork action plans, research methodologies, and data collection tools and approaches as well as guidance on the presentation and communication of fieldwork findings.
  • Section 2 features nine fieldwork activities for primary students (Years F/K–6). Each of these activities has been designed to develop students’ conceptual understanding and the skills associated with inquiry-based learning.
  • Section 3 showcases 25 fieldwork activities aligned to the topics studied by students in Years 7–10.
  • Each fieldwork activity is framed by one or more inquiry questions. They also feature: a statement of expected learning; a list of the equipment needed to successfully complete each fieldwork activity; a short introduction; background information that contextualises student learning; pre-fieldwork activities; and detailed step-by-step instructions on how to complete each fieldwork task.


BOTH for just $90 with your registration.

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