Human Landscapes of East Asia
This workshop, which is open to NH teachers only, will address Theme E: Cultural Development, Interaction and Change of the New Hampshire Curriculum Framework. In particular, topics in geography, world history, anthropology, sociology and psychology will be discussed. The workshop will include lectures by East Asia specialists and curriculum implementation discussions. Flyer/Application (pdf) Popularity: 1% [?]Share/Save
Read MoreGiant Traveling Africa Map
National Geographic’s giant Africa traveling map will be coming to the State of New Hampshire during the month of November 2012. This map of Africa will fill a gymnasium and comes with a trunk full of activities and materials for children to use. For more information visit Giant Africa Map If you would like more information about hosting the map, or seeing the map when it is here please email nhga@keene.edu or David McCormick at dmccormick@orcsd.org. Popularity: 1%...
Read MoreMarch Webinar
The Geographic Advantage: Supporting Online Investigations in the Classroom Susan Gallagher Heffron Sr. Project Manager for Geography Education AAG Washington, DC (via Australia) Learn more about a free new resource, “The Geographic Advantage: An AAG Companion Website for Understanding the Changing Planet”. This new web-based resource provides guided geographic investigations for students to illustrate the 11 research questions identified in the recent NRC report, Understanding the...
Read MoreDEEPSEA CHALLENGE ANNOUNCEMENT
For those that haven’t heard yet, I’m very excited to announce the press release of James Cameron’s DEEPSEA CHALLENGE! In the coming weeks, James Cameron will be attempting to do what only 1 team (2 men aboard the 1960 Trieste) have done before— to travel to the bottom of the deepest known point (nearly 7 miles) in the ocean, Challenger Deep, of the Mariana Trench. He will be traveling in a one-manned sub of brand new design, and if successful, will stay at the bottom...
Read MoreNCGE Webinar Program – Special Update
National Council For Geographic Education Webinar Program Special Update March 7, 2012 We’ve made a change to the webinar schedule and wanted you to know…it’s now FREE! “Starting Your Own Geospatial Semester” Wednesday, April 4, 2012 8pm Eastern/ 7pm Central/6pm Mountain/5pm Pacific *PARTNERSHIP WEBINAR: FREE for EVERYONE! Sponsored by Esri, Redlands, CA Dr. Bob Kolvoord Professor of Integrated Science and Technology and Educational Technologies, Co-Director...
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“The programs offered by the New Hampshire Geographic Alliance are possible due to the support of the National Geographic Education Foundation and Keene State College.”
