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SUMMARY:GeoCircle:  Projects through Geographic Inquiry
DESCRIPTION:Summary:\nExplore ideas for projects in on-level World Geography and AP Human Geography. Join the discussion of how the Geographic Inquiry process can help create projects for students. Using the Geographic Inquiry process encourages the students to use a geographic lens when researching geographic topics. \nAbout the Facilitator\nRik Katz has had the honor of learning and teaching Geography for 30 years first at Washington Middle School for 14 years in World Geography\, and then Roosevelt High School here in Seattle with APHG for the last 15 before he retired last year.  He has been honored to lead and learn at geography workshops here in the PNW\, at NCGE\, at AAG\, AP Readings and the IGU. Katz  also presented research two times in Korea\, was honored with NCGE Geography Teacher of the year in 2015. He has also taught social studies as an adjunct at Antioch University form 14 years. \nSession Access\nGeoCircle sessions are free and open access to any educator. Find out more and Join the Circle Session click HERE
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