YouTube is of course a valuable tool for geographers, and indeed teachers of any subject. Despite the growth of a number of other streaming services, YouTube remains a daily experience for many.
Check out this amazing archive film of Hull for example, taken at around the time when I was completing my PGCE in the city in 1986.
It shows how any street in any city is a palimpsest, a series of layers which are over written and form the basics of a place.
At the time I did my PGCE and started teaching this guy was the Geography person of choice for school videos...
Check out this amazing archive film of Hull for example, taken at around the time when I was completing my PGCE in the city in 1986.
It shows how any street in any city is a palimpsest, a series of layers which are over written and form the basics of a place.
At the time I did my PGCE and started teaching this guy was the Geography person of choice for school videos...
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