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Learning by walking about.
It was just a walk; teachers and students following a circular 20 mile route around central London. It was also a personal challenge for each of us; to keep going, to keep up, to map-read, to learn new things and … Continue reading
Posted in Culture, Education, Teaching and learning
Tagged Circle line walk, curriculum, Education, Guy Debord, learning, London, psychogeography, urban trail
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A Circle Line Quiz.
On a recent overground walk of the Circle Line route with a group of students, we asked them one question at each stop. A simple quiz like this can help students get more from an urban trail by encouraging observation, … Continue reading
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Tagged Circle line, Circle line walk, history, London, quiz
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