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Welcome to The Geog Blog!

Hello and welcome, avid learners and geography enthusiasts! We are thrilled to unveil the newest digital hub dedicated to enhancing your educational journey- The Geog Blog! This blog is designed to provide you with additional depth on top of your lessons to drive your progress and (hopefully!) grow your love of geography further. Before we move on, it might be worthwhile bookmarking this page. 

What can you expect from this blog? 


In-depth insights: This should be a journey beyond the textbooks (They still have their value!). We will aim to drive into the core of the most complex geography and we aim to present you fresh perspectives and research backed insights. 

Research Highlights: We'll curate the latest educational research in geography to expose you to a wide array of academic findings and literature to support you through your A-Levels and beyond. The research and literature here will be directly linked to your A-Level course- so browse as you see fit!

An Interactive Environment: Is there a particular part of geography that you feel you have expertise in? Would you like to conduct research projects to further your understanding? if you would like to write your own blog post let us know, guest authors are always welcome!

Thank you for joining us on this exciting journey!

The Kennet School Geography Team












 

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