The Geographic Imperative

Chris Salter

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With the publication of Geography for Life: National Geography Standards 1994 in October 1994, geography has taken a big stride forward in demonstrating to teachers the breadth and significance of its discipline. This talk focuses on three aspects of geographic reality in the lives of teachers and students, under the title of “The Geographic Imperative.” Consideration of the Imperative and three axioms is intended to support the fullness and classroom utility of the Geography Standards.

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1986A Sense of Place, A Sense of Time 1982Blue Highways : A Journey into America 1994Geography for Life: National Geography Standards, 1994.1987An American Childhood 1992PrairyErth: (a deep map)

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