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Hi,

I'm a geography teacher looking for geographical / environmental websites
that are suitable for use in schools and home education.  By this I mean
sites that cover any aspect of the geographical sciences taught in
schools, from population studies to oceanography and plate tectonics.

For my sins, I've inherited the management of the Geography Webring, which
was in a terribly neglected state. I want to re-shape it to become a
resource of relevance to schools, teachers and students.

If any of you run, or know of, any good websites that are reliable,
informative and cover environmental / geographical issues in a way that
would be understood by students up to 18 years old, I would be very
pleased to hear from you.

Either mail me direct, reply here ( followups set to alt.education ) or
visit the webring homepage to find out more and / or submit your site.

Webring Homepage

http://www.zephryus.demon.co.uk/education/webring/home.html

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Many thanks,

David Robinson

( stressed teacher / cool geographer )

NB. This is NOT a spam - I've posted her to reach as many educationalists
as I can.  The webring is a free resource and all I get out of it is
unpaid hard work, and a lot of satisfaction.

If you feel the urge to moan about this posting, mail me, don't quote the
whole thing and post it back here. All followups are set to alt.education.
:-)

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Yours sincerely,

David Robinson