How do you know what you don’t know? - Issue #11
All Geographers
Recently released and useful for older students. I really applaud the Financial Times' efforts to offer students contemporary resources that challenge misconceptions and promote discussion.
Check out this special report and get your school signed up for free access to FT.com if it isn't already.
IB DP Geographers
Global patterns and classification of economic development
These maps are a recent discovery and I incorporated them into a DP1 lesson last week [1.1.2 Global patterns of global development]. The approach the maps take is a little different from 'normal', which I like. On geographyalltheway.com you can roll over the maps and be zoomed in to see a bit more of the detail. If you want to print the whole map - it needs to be larger than A3.
Updates
Will you be at the 2022 Geographical Association Conference? The annual Beer Meet (other drinks are available) will be at the The White House in Guildford, on Tuesday 12 April 2022 from 8:30pm.
If you are attending - please come and say hello!
Random
I like a list, I like to feel 'in control' of what I need to get done. I have been using Todoist for at least the last 7 years and it is an app that I will open every day. I like the way it integrates with Gmail and Google Calendar. There are apps for about every platform possible. If you have a digital todo list manager sized gap in your life - I wholeheartedly recommend Todoist.