Geographical Education in Britain

Bailey P. 1977: Editorial, Geography in a core curriculum. Teaching geography 2(3), 98.

Cole J. P. Beynon N. J. 1968: New ways in geography. (Introductory Book, Books 1, 2, 3 Workpads. Teacher's Notes for each book.) London: Blackwell.

Dinkele G. W. Cotterell S. L. Thorn I. P. 1976: A course in reformed geography. (Introduction to reformed geography; Farming; Manufacturing: forestry, fishing, mining and power; Transport; Settlement and services. Teachers Guide.) London: Harrap.

Dunlop S. , editor, 1976: Places and people (Village, town and city; Landscapes in towns; Communications and networks; Farming and the countryside: industry and resources; Land and water resources; Social geography. Teachers Guide.) London: Heinemann.

Geographical Association 1976 (unpublished): Comments on the document ‘Educating our children’ circulated by the Department of Education and Science.

Jones S. 1976: The challenge of change in geography teaching. Geography 61 (4), 195–205.

Macdonald B. Walker R. 1976: Changing the curriculum. London: Open Books.

Owen R. 1976: An analysis of the University of London Physical Geography Paper, June 1974. Classroom Geographer (October 1976), 22–5.

Rice W. F. 1974–5: Patterns in geography, Books I and II. Associated filmstrips. London: Longman.

Rolfe J. Grenyer N. Kent A. Rowe C. Dearden R. 1974–5: Oxford geography project. (The local framework; European patterns; Contrasts in development. Teachers Guide.) Oxford: Oxford University Press.

Schools Council Geography for the Young School Leaver Project 1975–6: Man, land and leisure; Cities and people; People, place and work. Teachers Guides. London: Nelson.

Thomas B. 1976: Educational objectives and O-level geography. Teaching geography 1 (3), 130–4.

Walker M. Walker E. Wilson T. 1973–4: Location and links. Introductory; Farming; Industry and communications; Settlement; Environmental problems. Oxford: Blackwell.

Wolforth J. 1976: The new geography—and after? Geography 61 (3), 143–9.