Hina Robinson is sharing her work on an important area which has been one I have also been involved with in the past, when I took part in the Young People's Geographies project.
I'm also delighted that this session will include a couple of student presenters as well - this is surprisingly uncommon.
As teachers we need to know the everyday geographies that our students experience. This session explores how we can ensure we do this and how we can use it to inform our teaching so that all students feel included in the curriculum and can contribute to it. Students will be speaking at this session.
Hina Robinson, Teacher
Hina serves on the GA's Governing Body. Look out for an opportunity to join the Governing Body later this year. We are keen to develop the diversity of this important group.
Also check out the latest issue of Children's Geographies journal, and this article by Dr. Lauren Hammond.
Image: Logo of the Young People's Geographies project, part of the Action Plan for Geography.
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