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Volume 109£¨1£©£¬2024 |
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[1] Puttick Steve. Critical and
sustainable geography education[J]. Geography, 2024, 109 (1): 2-3. |
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[2] GA Award for Excellence in
Leading Geography[J]. Geography, 2024, 109 (1): 4-5. |
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[3] Karaoglu, S., & Ozbay, I. (2024). ¡®We find our way!¡¯ Preschool children
express their mapping skills. Geography, 109(1), 6¨C17. |
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[4] Huckle John. Confronting the
crisis: towards a curriculum framework for school geography at key stages 4
and 5[J]. Geography, 2024, 109 (1): 18-26. |
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[5] Davies Anna R., H¨¹gel Stephan, Norman Alison, Ryan Grainne. Climate
Smart: geography, place and climate change adaptation education[J].
Geography, 2024, 109 (1): 27-35. |
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[6] Kelman Ilan.
Choosing or avoiding disaster[J]. Geography, 2024, 109 (1): 36-39. |
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[7] Morgan John, Lambert
David. Race, racism and the geography curriculum[J]. Geography, 2024, 109
(1): 40-43. |
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[8] Kathy R ,Bronagh D ,Frances F , et al. Learning from young
people¡¯s experiences of climate change education [J]. Geography, 2024, 109
(1): 44-48. |
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Volume109£¨2£©£¬2024 |
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[1] Yarwood Richard. Geography and
knowledge[J]. Geography, 2024, 109 (2): 54-55. |
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[2] Dodds Klaus. What is Antarctica?[J]. Geography, 2024, 109 (2): 56-66. |
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[3] Winter Christine, Kasuji Shaakirah, Poh Catriona, Robinson Rachael, Whittall
Daniel. Critiquing ¡®powerful knowledge¡¯ in school geography through a decolonial
lens[J]. Geography, 2024, 109 (2): 67-78. |
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[4] Ugbekile Peace Chukwuyem,
Chaigneau Tomas. Does spending time with nature
affect people¡¯s desire to protect it? A case study of Nigerian beachgoers[J].
Geography, 2024, 109 (2): 79-88. |
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[5] Simm David, Freeman Denise,
Marvell Alan. Landscape detectives: developing a palimpsest approach to
fieldwork[J]. Geography, 2024, 109 (2): 89-98. |
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[6] Thankappan Samarthia.
Cakewalk or catastrophe? Exploring the realities of climate diet[J].
Geography, 2024, 109 (2): 99-103. |
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[7] Davies Archie. When is translation geography?[J].
Geography, 2024, 109 (2): 104-108. |
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Volume109£¨3£©£¬2024 |
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[1] Kim M. Strategies for cultivating powerful knowledge
using geospatial technologies at the secondary education level[J]. Geography,
2024, 109(3): 116-126. |
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[2] Dorling D. The UK:
international child poverty outlier[J]. Geography, 2024, 109(3): 127-136. |
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[3] Malik A, Yatoo
M A, Ahmed R. The geographies of apple cultivation: tracing the origins and
dispersal of the wild apple Malus sieversii via the
Silk Road to the Kashmir Valley[J]. Geography, 2024, 109(3): 137-144. |
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[4] Walker C. What role for
geography in justice-focused climate change education?[J].
Geography, 2024, 109(3): 145-152. |
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[5] Bendl T, Marada
M, Kraj¨¾¨¢kov¨¢ L. Breaking down the complexity of
geographical thinking: a European perspective[J]. Geography, 2024, 109(3):
153-162. |
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[6] Walker G, Crawford B.
Mahogany: a historical geography of a lasting commodity of 18th-century
enslavement[J]. Geography, 2024, 109(3): 163-168. |
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