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Geography Teacher Educators' Conference

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About the GTE Conference

The Geography Teacher Educators' (GTE) Conference is an annual event where geography tutors from ITE courses all over the UK gather to exchange ideas, discuss each other's research and debate current issues within geography education.

Materials from the 2010 event are available to download below while materials from previous conferences can be accessed via the menu on the left.

The 2012 GTE Conference will take place in Swansea from 27-29 January.

Download: Draft Programme (Word)

2010 Conference

Madingley Hall, Cambridge

GTE Conference 2010 took place at Madingley Hall, Cambridge from 29-31 January. PowerPoint Presentations from the event can be accessed below.  

Please note: some presentations may have been adapted due to copyright restrictions

Clare Brooks - The Role of Practitioner Research in Geography Teacher Education (234k)

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Simon Catling - The Independent Review of the Primary Curriculum Final Report (180k)

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Steve Ellis - Assessing Trainee Outcomes (358k)

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Mark Jones - Going Mobile (984k)

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David Lambert - Geography in Schools: what are we fighting for? (1.0M)

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David Mitchell - The Futures Dimension in Education (237k)

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Alan Parkinson - NQT 2.0: Online support networks for new geography teachers (1.6M)

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Robert Rosenthal - The Impact of Experiential Fieldwork on Learning (4.3M)

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Paul Weeden - GCSE: Patterns of Entry (1.0M)

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Luc Zwartjes - iGuess: Integrating GIS use in education in several subjects (5.2M)

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