Learning and Teaching with Maps

Andrew J. Milson

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Geography Education and Pedagogy Historical Geography and Cartography Geography and Education Methods

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Patrick Wiegand.NewYork:Routledge, 2006. xiii and 152 pp., maps, figs., appendix, bibliog., and index. $135.00 cloth (ISBN 0-4153-1209-4); $41.95 paper (ISBN 0-4153-1210-8). How do children and you...

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