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A place in the sun: the role of the geographical association in establishing geography in the national curriculum of England and Wales, 1975–89
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  • 1989Geography in the National Curriculum63 cited
  • 1986Geography in the School Curriculum36 cited
  • 1988Developing Skills in Geographical Education.30 cited

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  • 2013Collecting our thoughts: school geography in retrospect and prospect10 cited
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  • 1999IS GEOGRAPHY GOING PLACES?8 cited
  • 2023The GA’s Framework for the school geography curriculum5 cited

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