National Baseball Hall of Fame & Museum
25 Main Street, Cooperstown, NY 13326 
 
 
Play Ball!
Get ready for Opening Day with Geography Lessons from The Baseball Hall of Fame
Baseball's Opening Day is next Monday, March 31st and if your looking for classroom ideas the Baseball Hall of Fame has geography lessons that can help. 

Their current unit,  has lessons for all grade levels that take students to visit some of baseball's most famous stadiums while learning about geographical concepts such as direction, scale, regions, transportation and population.
 
Click the link below to to visit the Baseball Hall of Fame's curriculum page to learn more.

2014 National Conference on 

Geography Education 

Abstract & Awards Deadline Extented to April 10, 2014

 

You now have until April 10, 2014 to submit an abstract for the 2014 National Conference on Geography Education. No abstracts will be considered after that date

Also, do not miss an opportunity to highlight the good work of your colleagues or yourself. The 2014 Award nomination deadline for the following awards has been extended until      April 10, 2014 as well.

 

 -Distinguished Teaching Award K-12

 -Distinguished Teaching Award Higher Education

 -Geographic Excellence in Media (GEM) Award

 -Herff Jones Nystrom Lesson Plan Award

 -Natoli Dissertation Award

 -Outstanding Support for Geography Education

 -Women in Geographic Education Scholarship

 

Learn more about the NCGE Awards

Submit a 2014 Abstract

Join us on April 7 for the next Live NCGE Webinar:

GIS for History

 

Presenter: Anne Knowles

Date: Wednesday, April 7, 2014

Time: 8:00 PM EST (Webinars start at 8pm)

About: GIS has become a creative platform for historical research ranging from environmental and economic history to the history of war, social conflict, literature and the arts, and many other subjects. This webinar will focus on three projects that illustrate how GIS can be used for spatial analysis and visualization to open up new veins of research: the industrial revolution in 19th century America, the battle of Gettysburg, and the Holocaust during World War II.

 

Click here to register for this webinar


MAKE YOUR NCGE 2014 HOTEL RESERVATIONS 

 

Make your 2014 NCGE conference hotel reservations now and save! NCGE has negotiated special discounted room rates with the Peabody Memphis for all 2014 conference attendees.

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TEACHING AND LEARNING SEMINAR FOR EARLY CAREER FACULTY & GRADUATE STUDENTS

Learn more about this exciting one day seminar taking place during the 2014 National Conference on Geography Education. 

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NCGE 2014 EXHIBIT, ADVERTISING, AND SPONSORSHIP OPTIONS AVAILABLE 

 

Access hundreds of teachers, professors, education leaders, and decision makers by exhibiting at the 2014 National Conference on Geography Education.   

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NCGE JOURNALS

JOURNAL OF GEOGRAPHY  and
THE GEOGRAPHY TEACHER

 

Issue 1 is packed with good material including John Strait's article, "Experiencing Cultural Geography in the Birthplace of the Blues." Read this to get ready for Memphis. As a reminder, there will be 4 issues of The Geography Teacher starting in 2014. 

 

Peview Issue 2 - a special issue on Geography and Media Literacy - online. 

 

See Instructions for Accessing Journal Articles Online for free through the NCGE member portal (active members only).  Remember to also indicate which additional journal you would like to access. 

 

ANNOUNCEMENTS & OPPORTUNITIES 

 

Highlights include:

  • Skills for the Digital Earth MOOC
  • Cuban Culture & Society: Summer K-12 Teacher Institute in Cuba
  • 2014 Study Canada: Summer Institute for K-12 Educators
  • Thinking Geographically about International Issues: A Choices Leadership Institute Program from Brown University
  • Attention World Travelers from the NCGE Community
  • Publish your work in an NCGE Journal

View the complete listing

 

NCGE MEMBERS

Log in to your NCGE account to verify or renew membership, update personal information, indicate journal preferences and access webinar archives.   

 

Need Help: [email protected]

 


The People's Guide to 

Spatial Thinking

by Diana Stuart Sinton 

with Sarah Bednarz, Phil Gersmehl, Robert Kolvoord, and David Uttal.

 

Spatial thinking is an activity that we do throughout our lives and across many settings, to understand problems and seek solutions. This book will help you understand what spatial thinking is, how it works, and why it is important for the world. 

 

Order your copy

Geography for Life: 
The National Geography Standards 
2nd Edition

 

The revised and updated version of Geography for Life: National Geography Standards (1994) is now available.  This revised edition features restructured content and a new format. Each standard is presented through four components: an introductory essay; knowledge statements; performance statements and examples. Geography for Life, 2nd edition is only available in the NCGE store.   

 

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A
P Human Geography
by Jody Smothers Marcello

 

Engaging Students in Constructing an Understand of Human Geography: The lessons in this publication are designed in facets important to success in AP Human Geography





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