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Sutthiphong Meechandee; Nattapon Meekaew – Discover Education, 2025
Purpose: This study investigated the integration of Phenomenon-Based Learning (PhenoBL) and Geographic Information Systems (GIS) to enhance geo-literacy and student engagement among Grade 8 students in Thailand, addressing the gap in research on their combined impact in secondary geography teaching within the Thai educational context. Methods: The…
Descriptors: Geographic Information Systems, Navigation (Information Systems), Geography, Geography Instruction
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Pearsall, Hamil; Hawthorne, Timothy; Block, Daniel; Walker, Barbara Louise EndemaƱo; Masucci, Michele – Journal of Geography in Higher Education, 2015
Previous research on broadening participation in higher education and Science Technology Engineering and Math has inadequately examined the role of place. This article explores the socio-spatial perceptions of youth of a college campus and changes in perceptions youth experience during their transition from being a university neighbor to becoming…
Descriptors: Higher Education, Geographic Information Systems, Student Attitudes, Adolescent Attitudes
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Brown, Katherine B.; Hughes, Abby J.; Crowder, Isabelle G.; Brown, Philip M. – Gifted Child Today, 2015
As the National Middle School Association wrote, "No other age level is of more enduring importance because the determinants of one's behavior as an adult, self concept, learning interests and skills, and values largely are formed in this period of life." During this influential time in the lives of gifted adolescents, it is important to…
Descriptors: Middle School Students, Middle School Teachers, Teaching Methods, Academically Gifted
Lisenbee, Peggy; Hallman, Christine; Landry, Debbie – Geography Teacher, 2015
Geocaching is an inquiry-based activity encouraging creativity, active learning, and real-world problem solving. As such, it is an educational opportunity for students in all grade levels. Educators benefit by observing students using higher-order thinking instead of rote learning offered by using traditional worksheets, tests, or quizzes. Also,…
Descriptors: Geography Instruction, Inquiry, Active Learning, Navigation
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Branting, Steven D. – History Teacher, 2009
A historical fact is like a fata morgana, "always less than what really happened." Even consensus does not establish truth; otherwise history is merely the version of the past that people agree to accept. The students who participated in the acclaimed 5th Street Cemetery Necrogeographical Study innocently found themselves clashing with…
Descriptors: Local History, City Government, United States History, Perspective Taking