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SUMMARY:Building Logical Reasoning Skills Thru Geographical Inquiry: Exploring Various Cities of Progress
DESCRIPTION:Overview\nExploring the cities of Constantinople\, Florence\, Hastings\, Kyoto\, and Timbuktu\, the presenters will take participants through a Classical Educational Geo-Inquiry journey to learn more about how the 5 themes of Geography impacted the formation of these cities whether it was in a moment of glory or a sustained period of time\, each of these cities were directly formed by the land around them. Participants within the session will walk away with the ready to use discussion based application within the 6-12th classroom to build Logic reasoning skills and Rhetorical discussion. This session will focus on participants to discuss\, analyze and argue the common themes of Geography that allowed these cities to become Centers of Progress. \nSession Focus\nMiddle School/Junior High |Geo-Inquiry | Discussion | Engagement | Inquiry \nConference Room\nJoshua Tree \nMeet the Presenters\nKendra Miller & Ansley Tomlin \n 
URL:https://ncge.org/event/building-logical-reasoning-skills-thru-geographical-inquiry-exploring-various-cities-of-progress/
LOCATION:Mission Palms Coference Room: Joshua Tree
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