All over the world there are landmarks and buildings of various types, shapes, and sizes. But each of these buildings has a cultural, economic, or religious significance. When we studied Asia in my geography class, one project that was particularly fun was built around landmarks. Students were asked to choose a landmark--be it a palace, … Continue reading The Geography of Buildings
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More Than Sushi: Learning about Asia
Asia was a particularly fun unit of study for my ninth grade geography students. In particular, a couple of my girls were big time fans of Japan and Korea and the anime culture found there. But Asia is of course, more than just anime, and more than just sushi. Asia includes a rich and dynamic … Continue reading More Than Sushi: Learning about Asia
Geography: Asia & Globalization
During my time teaching in a bilingual school in Guatemala City, I taught geography to two groups of highly motivated 9th graders. This was a class I genuinely loved to teach, because my passion for world travel, languages, and cultures could really shine. One of my favorite units of study was about Asia. This region … Continue reading Geography: Asia & Globalization
Geography: Asia & The Environment
During my time teaching in a bilingual school in Guatemala City, I taught geography to two groups of highly motivated 9th graders. This was a class I genuinely loved to teach, because my passion for world travel, languages, and cultures could really shine. One of my favorite units of study was about Asia. This region … Continue reading Geography: Asia & The Environment
Geography: Asian Politics
During my time teaching in a bilingual school in Guatemala City, I taught geography to two groups of highly motivated 9th graders. This was a class I genuinely loved to teach, because my passion for world travel, languages, and cultures could really shine. One of my favorite units of study was about Asia. This region … Continue reading Geography: Asian Politics
Geography: Asian Landmarks
During my time teaching in a bilingual school in Guatemala City, I taught geography to two groups of highly motivated 9th graders. This was a class I genuinely loved to teach, because my passion for world travel, languages, and cultures could really shine. One of my favorite units of study was about Asia. This region … Continue reading Geography: Asian Landmarks