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Hi #geographyteacher and #geoged folks. Pondering something that's been in discussion on twitter - what do you think? In a Future 3/powerful knowledge curriculum what's the value of fieldwork, especially 'close to home'? Isn't field-based enquiry a messy and inefficient teacher?
Why not just teach 'the knowledge'? Is local geographical enquiry too close to everyday knowledge to render its value questionable? If people wouldn't go for enquiry/discovery in the classroom why do it outside the classroom?
I'm posing the Q provocatively but would love to hear people's thoughts (feel free to tag in others)...
@DavidMLambert1 @RobboGeog @HafsaBobat @AlexStandish9 @GraceEHealy @EnserMark @sarahlarsen74 @GeogChat @kate_stockings @Re_Ferg @_jopayne @ThatBenRanson @GAChiefExec @bobdigby
@DavidMLambert1 @RobboGeog @HafsaBobat @AlexStandish9 @GraceEHealy @EnserMark @sarahlarsen74 @GeogChat @kate_stockings @Re_Ferg @_jopayne @ThatBenRanson @GAChiefExec @bobdigby
