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Geography Teacher with a background in Sport 🏐 EdExcel B GCSE and EdExcel ALevel. HoD. Interested in T&L and sharing great resources 🌍 All views are my own

Joined May 2016
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This is how the valleys were formed as a result of the erosion of the stream along the bed
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Replying to @MrGoodwin23
Here are our four core revision strategies we use, embedding them from year 7 onwards. Happy to chat about this 😊
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This footage from inside the eye of Category 5 Hurricane Melissa might be the most jaw-dropping video ever captured of a hurricane’s eye, showcasing the infamous “stadium effect."
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Just a quick one for T&L leads - how do you go about sharing new ideas with staff? Do you share this before school (T&L briefing), after school (twilight) or another option?
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➡️ITT/ECT Professional Development ➡️Short Cycle Assessment ➡️Checking for Understanding ➡️Steps to Success
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A Saturday afternoon sketch of a simple model of mountain formation at the Andes. #geographyteacher
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Lighthearted, funny and informative, the bonus being written by someone who was brought up down the road from me so lots of what he speaks about I can relate to 😃 @mikeparkerwales
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Up there with one of the best ‘human’ geography books I’ve ever read. A proper misconception buster! If you’re going to teach anything to do with migration, I’d suggest reading this first because what we’re teaching, is probably wrong…
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Not going to lie, struggled with this at times due to the complexity of the language but an interesting read to understand 3 different rivers, the issues they face and what they mean to different stakeholders @RobGMacfarlane
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What a great read for A-Level EdExcel water cycle, carbon cycle, superpowers & migration, identity and sovereignty. In other words, a must read for any A-Level Geography student in my opinion @LiamFox
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In most of Europe deaths outnumber births now.
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A fantastic evening hearing @Itwitius speak about his new book amongst other topical events. After years of reading his books, promoting them to students and interacting on Twitter, it was lovely to finally meet the main man himself! ‘Take him seriously, but not literally’ 👍
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