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Routledge Geography and Social Justice in the Classroom Book

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Description

Explore the intersection of spatial landscapes and societal equality with Geography and Social Justice in the Classroom. Published by Routledge as part of the Routledge Research in Education series, this book addresses the rise of critical discourses within the discipline of geography. It offers a fresh look at how geography fits into the social studies curriculum through contemporary research. Designed for teachers and teacher educators, this resource provides both theoretical insights and practical examples for classroom application. By examining how power and inequality manifest in physical and social spaces, the text helps educators use geographical tools and concepts to teach complex social issues. This book serves as a guide for bringing modern research into the educational environment, making it a valuable addition to social studies instruction and teacher training programs.

Key Features

Introduces teachers and teacher educators to contemporary research in the field of geography.

Provides practical and theoretical examples of how to implement geography within the curriculum.

Explores the connection between spatial landscapes and the dynamics of power and inequality.

Offers fresh perspectives on the role of geography within the broader social studies curriculum.

Part of the Routledge Research in Education series for academic and professional development.

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Format
hardcover
Domain
Amazon UK
Release Date
19 October 2012
Listed Since
10 June 2011

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