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The introduction of the Geography Fieldwork Investigation to the A-level curriculum has created new interest and challenges to both pupils and teachers alike. Pupils choose and investigate their own research question in a geographic field in a similar manner to a dissertation at university. University research staff have a depth of experience in both conducting research and supervising dissertations, so are in an ideal position to offer advice and training to teachers to encourage high quality fieldwork investigations.

The Department of Geography at King’s College London will hold a half-day workshop to collaborate and share experiences of research and supervision with geography teachers. The workshop will involve presentations from staff across the geographic discipline who will share successful examples of how they have conducted successful research and open discussions on how to encourage A-level pupils to do similar. It will include demonstrations on the variety of ways to collect and analyse different types of data that can make a successful fieldwork investigation.

The workshop will also give visiting teachers a chance to establish links, see what current research is being conducted and visit the facilities within the department.

This event is ran exclusively for the Geographical Association

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Celebrating Geography at 100

This event is part of the 100th anniversary programme for the Department of Geography at King's. Join us as we celebrate everything we have achieved, our community and partners, and our research impact.

Find out more about Geography at 100

At this event

Kevin Lougheed

Senior Lecturer in Human Geography Education

Event details


Strand Building
Strand Campus, Strand, London, WC2R 2LS