And so to the main event: the presentation of TONY CASSIDY and I on "Developing Enquiry Skills"
After our workshop, it was lunchtime, and then into a choice from 3 workshops, all of which were resolutely GEOGRAPHICAL in nature....
Thanks to the delegates who attended our session for their contributions.
Coming soon will be the results of your EARTH HOUR suggestions for participatory enquiry.
Global perspectives: Do cities unite or divide communities ?
Responding to climate change: who do we trust ?
Development: when is overseas aid a good idea ?
Some notes from these coming shortly...
All the delegates received a copy of a new publication which was produced with contributions from the GA. Specifically mentioned are Ruth Totterdell and David Lambert.
The publication is:
"Enabling Global Learning through the KS3 Curriculum"
A very useful publication...
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Comments
Great ideas in there - few dodgy looking slides also though ;-)
Yes, it went well - good feedback from some delegates already, and apart from the audible murmurs of discontent when the slides in question appeared, it was a great session ! :)
Have a good weekend !