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Monthly Archives: November 2012
Mini Field Visits – the way forward!
Whole day field visits are lovely but often are simply not practical. The costs to cover teachers for a day is astronomical and the impact on other curriculum areas is negative and leads to conflict. Well there is a solution … Continue reading
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Public Service Broadcasting
A lot of my friends are really into their music and often give lots of recommendations. The other day a Geography teacher friend recommended the band Public Service Broadcasting, a abdn who create music by mashing up public service videos. … Continue reading
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