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Peer reviewedHeatwole, Charles A. – Journal of Geography, 1977
The historically sectional nature of the Presbyterian Church is examined as a case study which illustrates how study of the geography of religious groups can be applied at various academic levels. (AV)
Descriptors: Curriculum Development, Geography Instruction, Higher Education, Human Geography
Direct linkKruse, Robert J., II – Journal of Geography, 2004
Human geography can be taught by focusing on popular culture contexts with which undergraduate students may already be familiar such as rock music. The Geography of the Beatles introduced undergraduate students to concepts of "new" cultural geography such as space, place, representation, geopolitics, social space, and tourism-pilgrimage…
Descriptors: Human Geography, Popular Culture, Music, Undergraduate Students
