A Taste of JAHM: The Jewish American Experience
Overview Join us as we celebrate 20 years of Jewish American Heritage Month (JAHM)! That’s right! It’s been 2 decades since President George W. Bush announced that May 2006 would […]
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GeoCircle: Spatial Thinking IRL – Taking Your Geography Students Outside
WebinarOverview As spring continues and summer approaches, let's get the students outside. Join us for a casual discussion about how to teach spatial thinking out in the field (outside) with […]
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Publishing with NCGE
WebinarOverview Have a great lesson idea or trying something new in teaching geography that you would like to share? Consider publishing with the Journal of Geography or The Geography Teacher. […]
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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: Halsey Family HallSummary 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: Reynolds Leadership CircleSummary 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: ByrdSummary 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: Halsey Family HallSummary 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 […]
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From Trends to Teaching: Navigating Tensions and Charting a Future for Geography Education Research
Conference Room: CullenSummary As instructional time for social studies continues to shrink in many K–12 settings, geography educators face increasing pressure to demonstrate the relevance, rigor, and interdisciplinary potential of the discipline. […]
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International Efforts to Improve Geography Teaching and Learning
Conference Room: Halsey Family HallSummary This presentation focuses on an upcoming book - International Perspectives on Geography Education (Edward Elgar, 2026) - that highlights the actions taken by geography educators who work to improve […]
