Thanks to Emily from Millgate House Education for getting in touch about a new resource they have produced.
It makes use of Concept Cartoons, which have previously been used for teaching a range of subjects, but this is the first time they have been used to teach Geography.
Concept Cartoons have been used successfully in classrooms internationally to teach maths, English and science. We have recently started producing bespoke sets of Concept Cartoons focusing on smaller subject areas. Concept Cartoons encourage students to discuss their ideas in a real life context and often lead into individual or group investigations. They are particularly valuable for highlighting common misconceptions in learning.
This new resource was developed to support students undertaking fieldwork on Talacre dunes in North Wales, but is now being made more widely available...
You can download a sample of the resource from the website to see whether it looks like it might be useful for the pupils that you teach.
It makes use of Concept Cartoons, which have previously been used for teaching a range of subjects, but this is the first time they have been used to teach Geography.
Concept Cartoons have been used successfully in classrooms internationally to teach maths, English and science. We have recently started producing bespoke sets of Concept Cartoons focusing on smaller subject areas. Concept Cartoons encourage students to discuss their ideas in a real life context and often lead into individual or group investigations. They are particularly valuable for highlighting common misconceptions in learning.
This new resource was developed to support students undertaking fieldwork on Talacre dunes in North Wales, but is now being made more widely available...
You can download a sample of the resource from the website to see whether it looks like it might be useful for the pupils that you teach.
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