The phrase "geography education" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the teaching and learning of geographical concepts and skills.
Example: "The school has implemented a new curriculum to enhance geography education for its students."
Alternatives: "geographical studies" or "geography instruction".
With the exception of the prevailing pessimism expressed by college-educated blacks, the poll turned up few variations in responses based on geography, education, age or income among blacks.
This paper summarizes the outcomes of the EDR study, and presents some design principles for GIS-supported inquiry-based geography education.
"The United States lags behind the rest of the world in both the quality and quantity of every aspect of geography education," National Geographic writes in its Geography Awareness Week materials.
Varro wrote about 74 works in more than 600 books on a wide range of subjects: jurisprudence, astronomy, geography, education, and literary history, as well as satires, poems, orations, and letters.
Proposals are accepted twice a year, March 1 and September 1. NCGE's Research Committee will award grants in 2011 for research on issues related to geography education.
The grants are intended to advance the frontiers of geography education by supporting and promoting innovative research in theory, practice, and application.
Her unique literary talents have crossed every boundary of age, race, class, geography and education.
If there's one thing that crosses all boundaries of geography, class, education and politics — besides television — it's self-promotion.
But a new analysis of four decades of births shows that the age that women become mothers varies significantly by geography and education.
Knowing, even among girls, there are distinct and critical differences based on economic status, health and disability, ethnicity, religion and geography, girls' education efforts must focus on the most marginalised, not just the middle and upper classes.
Presented here is a case history of an interdisciplinary program of research on children's graphic, geographic, and spatial development that integrates approaches from developmental psychology, geography, and education.
