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Still 'Prisoners of Geography'?

Living Geography

Tim Marshalls Prisoners of Geography has sold over 3 million copies since it was first published ten years ago. A new edition coming out in April has added 100 new pages of information on how the world has changed.

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Geography symposium 2025

Geography Teacher Sharing

Love the Geography symposium as the fraternity came together to share good practices which allow students to see the world through the geographical lens, developing observation skills, analysing trends, and understanding world issues. So honoured to hear from the Keynote speaker, Mrs Margaret Roberts, author of Geography through enquiry.

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Palin on Geography

Living Geography

For some reason, geography is not seen as a popular subject in school. From 2009 - when Michael Palin took over as RGS President. It's seen as very unglamorous. Source Image credit. I wonder why they didn't move the fluorescent tube. trying to work out where that picture was taken too.

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Festival of Geography - 16th June 2025

Living Geography

Like geography? How about a Festival of Geography! The Festival of Geography brings together colleagues from the Royal Geographical Society and Geographical Association (GA) for a joint celebration of geographical knowledge and understanding. I hope to see many of you down at the 'Home of Geography' for this special event.

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Work Smarter, Not Harder

A Principal's Reflections

Social media has completely disrupted that and, in the process, removed barriers such as time, geography, and money. The image below illustrates another secret that I have to come clean about, but one that also represents the ultimate power of connected learning. All of us are limited to the people we surround ourselves with in life.

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The Mythological Tapestry of Humanity: Unraveling Ancient Stories through Genes and Geography

Anthropology.net

A Quest for Our Earliest Stories Myths and legends have always been windows into the human psyche, revealing our fears, dreams, and attempts to understand the world. Yet, could these stories also encode the history of humanity’s migrations and interactions?

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International Geography Training - new for 2025

Living Geography

Two legends of international geography teaching, resource creation and training in the same virtual space: Richard Allaway and Matt Podbury have teamed up to offer some special support for teachers in international schools / teaching international qualifications. A new venture, and one I can certainly get behind.