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Guided tour of the RGS - tomorrow

Living Geography

If you have a Lottery ticket or Scratchcard, you still have another week of chances to visit a number of locations around the country free of charge (or have some other sort of deal depending on location). Just check the website here. I took the opportunity to go to Anglesey Abbey at the weekend. One of the options is to book onto a free tour of the Royal Geographical Society.

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Tudor Women in Film : Glamour, Power, Lust and Tragic Death

Women's History Network

This talk on 22 March 2025 at Chichester Cinema celebrates Womens History month by examining films enduring fascination with Tudor women, from The Execution of Mary Stewart (1895) to Firebrand (2023). Audiences have continually relished the politics, tragedy and intrigue of lavishly costumed, queens and princesses disrupting and destabilising the Tudor court.

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Creativity. what's the best idea you ever had?

Living Geography

What's the most creative idea you've ever had while teaching geography? If you feel able to share it (with full credit given) for a presentation I'm putting together for an event at UCL in July please get in touch. There's a slide from my presentation below. It will feature some of my more creative ideas of the many I've had, and shared in numerous books. they date back to the early 2000s when the world was a different place and before people used TES Resources and Twinkl.

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OPINION: The demographic cliff in higher education should be seen as an opportunity, not a crisis

The Hechinger Report

This spring, the number of high school graduates in the United States is expected to hit its peak. Starting in the fall, enrollment will likely enter a period of decline that could last a decade or more. This looming demographic cliff has been on the minds of education leaders for nearly two decades, dating back to the start of the Great Recession. A raft of college closures over the past five years, exacerbated by the pandemic, has for many observers been the canary in the coal mine.

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IFAD graphic

Living Geography

A powerful and simple representation of the impact of diversity loss on people. IFAD is the International Fund for Agricultural Development.

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Reigniting the Spark: Boosting Morale in Modern Schools

A Principal's Reflections

" Morale isn't just a feeling; it's the engine of collective effort. A high-spirited team can achieve the improbable, while a disheartened one struggles with the routine." The struggle is real, my friends, and when it comes to morale, it is up to us to work to ensure this remains positive. Recently, on my podcast Unpacking the Backpack , I discussed this topic in detail after revisiting a blog post I wrote in 2022.

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5 Listening Skills That Will Improve All of Your Relationships

Cult of Pedagogy

Listen to this post as a podcast: Sponsored by Boclips Classroom and EVERFI “The greatest gift you can give another is the purity of your attention.” I want to use this quote, which has been attributed both to Richard Moss and Sir John Templeton, as a starting point for this post. Attention has become one of our scarcest resources, and when I think about all of the relationships we have in our lives from the person we buy our coffee from, to our neighbors and coworkers, to the peopl

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How Trump is disrupting efforts by schools and colleges to combat climate change

The Hechinger Report

This week I dug into how the Trump administrations anti-climate blitz is hampering schools and colleges ability to green their operations, plus a new report on the California wildfires impact on students. Thank you for reading, and reply to this email to be in touch. Caroline Preston LeeAnn Kittle helps oversee the Denver public school districts work to reduce carbon emissions by 90 percent by 2050.

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Things I Wonder

Moler's Musing

I wonder if I can do this another 20 years. Middle. School. Social. Studies. Teacher. My goodness. I often wonder if I’m doing things in the best way… Am I challenging students enough? Am I meeting everyone’s needs? Do my policies fall in line with school-wide policies? Is it a bad practice that I accept work anytime without a late penalty?