AAG Center for Global Geography Education

(CGGE)

http://globalgeography.aag.org

Conceptual Framework

how geographers analyze each issue

Case Studies

illustrations of issue in different regions

Collaborative Projects

online tools for students in different places to discuss issues

CGGE Module Structure

CP

CP

CP

CF

CP

CS

CS CP

CSCS

CS

CPCS

Migration Western Europe, Chile, Asians/Latinos to US

Global Economy New Zealand, South America, US

Global Climate Change Australia, Singapore, US

Water Resources UK, Palestine, Southeast US

National Identity EU, Ireland, US

Pop. & Natural Resources Argentina, China, Los Angeles

At international workshops, new regional case studies will

be developed (e.g., South Asia)

Current Case Studies

Question-Driven

• Questions direct students to key learning outcomes

• Instructor facilitates student discovery of concepts

Data-Based

• Uses real-world data to illustrate geog concepts

• Data take many forms (maps, graphs, stories, etc.)

• Students need time and guidance to analyze data

Inquiry Model of Pedagogy

Getting Involved

Modules will undergo further testing through May 2011

When Phase 2 is complete (August 2011), website will include:

1. Registration for International Collaborations

2. Facilitator’s Guide

3. Selected materials in Spanish and Chinese

4. Opportunities to Create New Regional Case Studies

AAG Center for Global Geography Education(CGGE)

Internationalizing the Teaching and Learning of Geography