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In the 1990s a group of academics and geography teachers in the UK decided to tackle the issue of improving pupil engagement in geography and went on to develop a set of strategies for teaching called Thinking Through Geography (TTG). These were designed to make the teaching of geography lessons more challenging and to help pupils become better learners by encouraging discussion, cooperation and to help them think about their own learning. The strategies were very successful.
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An insightful look at how thinking skills strategies for Geography affect teacher and pupil learning.

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