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Places People Want? Angus Willson Geographical Association Cartoon removed for copyright reasons

Supporting critical use of multi-media resources Where we are… broadcast educational television has disappeared dated programmes still in use general television has chased ratings video-clips lack narrative and context

Where we could be… authentic places pupils geographies unsettling settlement geographical significance enquiry

Media literacy active watching strategies content analysis Plus curriculum making

Active engagement Not only are young people increasingly experiencing the world in a virtual, constructed way, they are also increasingly constrained from exploring their own and wider environments independently. Durbin (2006)

Sustainable communities are Well run Active, inclusive and safe Well connected Well designed and built Well served Thriving Environmentally sensitive Fair for everyone

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