What is geography and why do we study it?
Geography is the study of people and the planet. Driven by the need to understand the connections between humanity and the Earth, geographers build a skill set that enables them to make sense of the changing world in which they live.
Studying geography renders a new frame in which to see the world, from the daily surge of societal issues to the daunting prospect of climate change. The geographical journey at Thomas Tallis provides powerful knowledge to tackle the challenges that affect all people and all places. Clear geographical understanding can change the world for the better.
Studying geography renders a new frame in which to see the world, from the daily surge of societal issues to the daunting prospect of climate change. The geographical journey at Thomas Tallis provides powerful knowledge to tackle the challenges that affect all people and all places. Clear geographical understanding can change the world for the better.
Geography Threshold ConceptsThreshold concepts are the big ideas that help to develop a deeper understanding of geography. They are not meant to be instantly understood. Threshold concepts require critical thought in order to become cognisant of the interconnectedness between people, place and planet.
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Geography Habits of MindLearning about your own learning is a powerful way to become a successful creative thinker. We are able to reflect on the way our minds work and make conscious decisions based on these reflections. This metacognitive based approach is called Habits of Mind.
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