APHG Happy Hour – Thinking Geographically
Join us for an informal, organic discussion facilitated by APHG educators for APHG educators. Each session will focus on a participant-driven conversation about each unit where you can share your […]
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GeoCircle: The Slow Advantage – What Interactive Notebooks Can Do that Digital Can’t
WebinarOverview Before there were chatbots to do the thinking, there were notebooks, and they're still one of the best tools for making thinking visible. As students turn more and more […]
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NCGE Bell Ringers: A Piece of the Instructional Puzzle
WebinarSummary Whether you are new or experienced to teaching APHG, attend this webinar to hear more about how the NCGE Bell Ringers can help engage your students in content and […]
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APHG Happy Hour
Join us for an informal, organic discussion facilitated by APHG educators for APHG educators. Each session will focus on a participant-driven conversation about each unit where you can share your […]
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APHG Happy Hour
Join us for an informal, organic discussion facilitated by APHG educators for APHG educators. Each session will focus on a participant-driven conversation about each unit where you can share your […]
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NCGE 2026 Annual Conference
FeaturedVirginia Museum of History & Culture 428 North Arthur Ashe Boulevard, Richmond, VirginiaGeography on the Fall Line Form a spatial cluster with educators, researchers, and leaders in the discipline to network, learn about new trends in educational practice and research, and explore […]
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Kickin’ it Old School with Hands-on Learning tools
Conference Room: ByrdSummary This strategy is especially powerful in Human and Cultural Geography because it mirrors the way geographers analyze patterns, relationships, and spatial organization. In human geography, students are constantly asked […]
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Death Valley Daze
Conference Room: CullenSummary Death Valley National Park, CA may be the most diverse geographically in the country. Death Valley is the hottest place on earth, the driest and lowest place in North […]
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250 Years of American Growth: Hands-on Explorations of U.S. Human Geography and History
Conference Room: Halsey Family HallSummary U.S. history meets Human and Environmental Geography in this hands-on workshop that examines 250 years of America demography, land and natural resource use, and ecological milestones. After a brief […]
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Infusing Geography into Genealogy: Creating a Family Geography
Conference Room: Reynolds Leadership CircleSummary This workshop is designed to bring a lesson to a larger, teaching professional, audience. The Family Geography Project transforms the well-worn family tree into a more critical and more […]
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Mental Maps & The Holocaust: Teaching Facts and Perspective Using Geo-Literacy Skills
Conference Room: LacySummary Examining the Holocaust spatially positions students to think about genocide in new ways. In documenting the Holocaust following World War II, war crimes investigators from the state and the […]
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Count Me In! Using Labs to Teach Population Geography
Conference Room: ByrdSummary In this session, we will discuss how to use laboratory assignments to teach population geography. Population geography connects diverse topics including sustainability, economics, politics, and culture. Using labs to […]