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We now have over members! Thanks to all of you who have joined us, but please remember to keep contributing. Let us know what you are doing, and how the GA can further support your work.

This network was set up as a way of providing an additional level of support for Geography teachers and all those involved in the teaching and learning of Geography, wherever you may be in the world.

Please add an image to your PAGE so that we can produce a more welcoming look to the home page. iphone 6 replacement screen Your real name would be better than a 'nickname': this is a community of and for professionals.

When you are destined to bring some change in your academic life, have you ever thought about what strategies you should work upon and what must be your goals? No! Then this list of attributes is all what you must go through. Here are some major functions which you must undertake as a student so that you can become prominent among others.

A vision in your mind: If you want to make a difference, you must set some goals in your mind and constantly strive to achieve them. This vision must be crystal clear in your mind and you should never becomeI have been approached by a few individuals/schools locally as they wondered if I would support them in the establishment of a PGQM cluster group, so that they can brainstorm ways to present evidence and share ideas of possible teaching and learning activities.

It is likely that our first cluster group meeting will take place one morning during the first or second week of Term 3.

I set up the Twitter account and a blog to spread the discussions held at our three annual meetings.iphone 6 replacement screen  The Twitter account has morphed into more of a global newsfeed which I try to update on most days of the year. It includes feeds from several parts of the world to provide resource links or news on events. The blog was intended to support this but has not taken off so far.

I am currently reviewing our presence before our next meeting on the 14 November and would welcome feedback from any GA members or staff.

We have just commissioned an online study resource for you   suitable for KS3, GCSE and A Level and written by two leading Geography teachers David Rogers and Simon Ross.

Everything you and your students ever wanted to know about Iceland's famously unpronounceable volcano   even how to say it!You will have access to case study material, classroom lessons covering topics from tourism to plate tectonics and managing natural hazards. Video footage of the eruption and its impact, several maps and diagrams and all this combined with stunning imagery to bring the eruption to life.