GeoCapabilities videos and presentations
This page presents different videos and presentations developed during work on GeoCapabilities
Presentations from the IGU-CGE conference, Prague, August 2021
“Teaching about migration: Exploring the potential of a GeoCapabilities approach in schools in Challenging circumstances”
“Bridging the divide: teaching about migration and drawing on and drawing on academic geography to support the development of school geography curricula”
“Teaching about migration using a GeoCapabilities approach: ‘vignettes’ as a way to connect with disciplinary knowledge”
“Evaluating the GeoCapabilities approach to teaching about migration”
Connecting with Academic Geography (Tine Beneker)
Using a Social Justice Framework (Mary Biddulph)
Evaluating the GeoCapabilities approach (David Mitchell and Martin Hanus)
Panel Discussion: What makes learning geography ‘powerful’
Teacher toolkit overview
GeoCapabilities Workshop: Teaching through powerful knowledge
Introducing GeoCapabilities (Richard Bustin)
Powerful Knowledge Lecture (Michael Young)
Powerful Knowledge Presentation (Margaret Roberts)
School case studies:
Each of the school case studies has been organised into three parts – introducing the school – curriculum planning – the example
Fortismere School, London.
School Introduction
Curriculum Planning
Example
Case Study: William Ellis School
School Introduction
Curriculum Planning
Example