Course Content
1 Introduction
Training secondary school geography teachers in pedagogies for sustainability and geoinformation issues. Authors: Karl Donert, Alan Parkinson, Michaela Lindner-Fally
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Welcome to the course
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What is/are GIS
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Why use GIS?
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Gi Learner & GI Pedagogy
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2 Cognitive load theory and Rosenshine’s principles of direct instruction
Using the Cognitive Load Theory, linked to Rosenshine's Principles of Instruction Authors: Brandon Conway, Luc Zwartjes
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Intro
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What is Cognitive Load Theory?
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Schema building (outline)
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What are the drivers?
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Schema building (detail)
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How can the concept of schema be used?
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Using the concept of schema to build content
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Adapting Rosenshine’s 10 principles to build GIS lesson content
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Dual coding
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What have you learned?
3 Sequencing integration
Authors: Sophie Wilson, Miguel Angel Puertas Aguilar
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Introduction
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Curriculum sequencing
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Sequencing GIS into the English Curriculum
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Working with GIS layers
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Sequencing GIS into the Spanish Curriculum
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Spanish case-study examples
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GI Pedagogy – Curriculum Hub
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What have you learned?
4 Discussing two case studies
Authors: Maria Luisa de Lazaro, Diana Prodan
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Objectives and aims of the module
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What is a case study?
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Case study 1: Wind Energy
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Case study 2: Economic Inequalities in the World
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Quality criteria: How to assess a case study and an example of teaching and learning results in training teachers
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What have you learned?
5 I we you
Author: Brendan Conway, Karl Donert, Maria Luisa de Lazaro, Michaela Lindner-Fally, Alan Parkinson, Diana Prodan, Miguel Angel Puertas Aguilar, Sophie Wilson, Luc Zwartjes
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Introduction & objectives
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Case study 1: Follow the stream, how plastic moves from land to the oceans
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Case study 2: Environmental problems and sustainable cities
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Case study 3: Hot deserts
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Now describe your own idea for your case study
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What have you learned?
GI Pedagogy MOOC
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Case study: Hot desert

Agnes Simic & Nelli Yakunina

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