Geographical Education in a Changing World: Past Experience, Current Trends and Future Challenges
Synopsis "Geographical Education in a Changing World: Past Experience, Current Trends and Future Challenges"
Acknowledgements.- List of Contributors.- Foreword International Geographical Education Past, Present and Future.- Researching Change and Changing Research in Geographical Education, John Lidstone & Michael Williams.- Section A Traditions In School Geography.- Introduction Messages from the Past, Bill Marsden.- Turning Points in Geographic Education, Joseph P. Stoltman.- Changing Philosophies in Geographical Education from the 1970s to 2005: An International Perspective, Hartwig Haubrich.- Changing Learning and Teaching, Ashley Kent.- Changing Assessment, Philip Stimpson.- Section B Contemporary School Geography.- Introduction School Geography and International Trends, John Lidstone.- Geography in Europe, Graham Butt, Michael Hemmer, Agustin Hernando & Lea Houtsonen.- Geographical Education in North America (Canada and the United States of America), Sarah Witham Bednarz, Robert S. Bednarz, T. Dickson Mansfield, Stuart Semple, Ronald Dorn & Michael Libbee.- Geography in Australasia, Margaret Robertson & Philippa Ferguson.- Geographical Education in East Asia, Chi-chung Lam, Peiying Lin, John Chi-kin Lee, Sze Onn Yee & Guang Yang.- Geographical Education in South America, Maria Lúcia De Amorim Soares, Beatriz Ceballos García, Griselda Garcia De Martin & Fabián Araya Palacios.- Section C The Future Of School Geography.- Introduction Whither School Geography? Michael Williams.- Geography and New Technologies, Joop Van Der Schee.- Geography and Sustainability The Future of School Geography? Daniella Tilbury & David Wortman.- Discerning Citizenship in Geography Education, John Morgan.- Promoting Lifelong Learning through Geographical Education, Rod Gerber.- Index
