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Citation: T. Unwin, ROTTEN TO THE CORE - AGAINST A CORE CURRICULUM FOR GEOGRAPHY IN UK HIGHER-EDUCATION, Journal of geography in higher education, 21(2), 1997, pp. 252-259
Citation: Do. Lee, MULTICULTURAL EDUCATION IN GEOGRAPHY IN THE USA - AN INTRODUCTION, Journal of geography in higher education, 21(2), 1997, pp. 261-268
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Citation: Je. Mcconnell, INCORPORATING COMPONENTS OF AMERICAN PLURALISM INTO A COURSE ON THE GEOGRAPHY OF THE USA, Journal of geography in higher education, 21(2), 1997, pp. 274-278
Citation: Jt. Darden, MULTICULTURAL SOCIAL RECONSTRUCTIONIST EDUCATION IN URBAN-GEOGRAPHY -A MODEL WHOSE TIME HAS COME, Journal of geography in higher education, 21(2), 1997, pp. 279-283
Citation: Ka. Berry, PROJECTING THE VOICES OF OTHERS - ISSUES OF REPRESENTATION IN TEACHING RACE AND ETHNICITY, Journal of geography in higher education, 21(2), 1997, pp. 283-289
Citation: I. Livingstone, GEOGNET - AN EMAIL DISCUSSION LIST FOR UK GEOGRAPHERS IN HIGHER-EDUCATION, Journal of geography in higher education, 21(2), 1997, pp. 291-291
Citation: Pe. Kneale, MAXIMIZING PLAY TIME - TIME MANAGEMENT FOR GEOGRAPHY STUDENTS, Journal of geography in higher education, 21(2), 1997, pp. 293-301
Citation: A. Jenkins, 21 VOLUMES ON - IS TEACHING VALUED IN GEOGRAPHY IN HIGHER-EDUCATION, Journal of geography in higher education, 21(1), 1997, pp. 5-14
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Citation: Jd. Proctor et Ae. Richardson, EVALUATING THE EFFECTIVENESS MULTIMEDIA COMPUTER MODULES AS ENRICHMENT EXERCISES FOR INTRODUCTORY HUMAN-GEOGRAPHY, Journal of geography in higher education, 21(1), 1997, pp. 41-55
Citation: E. Rynne et D. Lambert, THE CONTINUING MISMATCH BETWEEN STUDENTS UNDERGRADUATE EXPERIENCES AND THE TEACHING DEMANDS OF THE GEOGRAPHY CLASSROOM - EXPERIENCE OF PRESERVICE SECONDARY GEOGRAPHY TEACHERS, Journal of geography in higher education, 21(1), 1997, pp. 65-77
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Citation: B. Chalkley, USING OPTICAL MARK READERS FOR STUDENT ASSESSMENT AND COURSE-EVALUATION, Journal of geography in higher education, 21(1), 1997, pp. 99-106
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Citation: M. Bradford, REGULATION OF GEOGRAPHICAL EDUCATION - PRESENT COMPETITION AND FUTURECOLLABORATION, Journal of geography in higher education, 20(3), 1996, pp. 277-280