Margaret Roberts was responsible for the PGCE course at Sheffield University for almost 20 years, is a former GA president (2008-2009), the author of the influential publications Geography Through Enquiry and Learning Through Enquiry, and a former editor of the Teaching Geography journal. In this episode, Margaret takes us on a fascinating journey through her career in geography education to date.
Episode #76: Donald McClean – Widening participation
Episode #75: AESIG - Progression in geography
Episode #74: James Esson - Viewing the world through a geographical lens
Episode #73: Paul Chatterton - How to save the city
Episode #72: The benefits of Educake
Episode #71: Spotlight session - Navigating EDI through geography
Episode #70: The Chalk Stream Challenge
Episode #69: Richard Philips – The meaning of place
Episode #68: Helen Mazalon - Leaving nobody behind
Episode #67: Alex Densmore - Learning from the landscape
Episode #66: Daanish Mustafa - Critical Geography
Episode #65: Chris Winter and Dan Whittall - Research for teachers
Episode #64: Dave Petley - Landslides and Earthquakes
Episode #63: Clarry Simpson - NQTs and ECTs
Episode #62: Richard Bustin, Alice Matthews & Charlotte Milner - Writing your first article in Teaching Geography
Episode #61: Ilan Kelman - Disasters and diplomacy
Episode #60 John Lyon - Drunk parrots, arterial routes, and finding your way through geography
Episode #59 Gemma Sou - The human geography of the climate crisis
Episode #58: Narinder Mann - Geography teacher training and what makes a good geography teacher
Episode #57: David Lambert - Thinking geographically and making powerful knowledge relevant
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