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
About Lesson

Think about

Main topic

Main learning objective for the target group

Sustainable development goals that deal with the topic

A  viewer or web map that gives the clear idea of the topic (you can create your own map for your lessons, if necessary)

Smart questions for interaction

Main alternatives for the problem / different approaches for the topic

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