GAConf22: The everyday reality of our clasrooms: what are we teaching and why? - #61 of many

The latest in a series of posts showcasing sessions which are included in the programme for the GA Conference in April 2022.

This will undoubtedly be a very popular session as Kate Stockings has a very high profile currently within the geography community for her high quality work to support others in their thinking around curriculum.

The everyday reality of our classrooms: what are we teaching and why? 

This workshop will explore the theme of the conference through the lens of curriculum: when we enter our geography classrooms each day, what are we teaching and why? How can we organise, sequence and design our geography curriculum to get the most out of every day and every lesson? 

Kate Stockings, Head of Geography, Hampstead School

You need to visit Kate's website to see her work and you will also see a flavour of the work she has been doing in her own department, as well as some of the books she has reviewed.

Kate has also worked with the Museum of London to produce a range of resources, particularly useful for schools in London, but also for those using the city as a case study.

She also works as one of the rangers for the National Park City of London. Kate very kindly set my students a challenge in this capacity during the lockdown.

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