'Geographical knowledge' diaporamas de présentation

Dialogue Management

Dialogue Management. Alexandra Peters Athens, March 2000. Why corpus based dialogue analysis ?. Preparation for design of automatic speech processing system Provides insight in dialogues Specific characteristics/topics Underlying structure/model Knowledge extraction.

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The Australian Curriculum

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What is Geography?

What is Geography?. What is Geography?. More than just map skills!. Geography: More Than Just Maps. The tools of geography help us understand places.

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Sieve of Eratosthenes

Sieve of Eratosthenes. By Tamika Allen, Frank Koegel , and Kathleen Sylla NSF Pedagogy Conference 2008 April 19, 2008. Eratosthenes of Cyrene (276 BC - 194 BC) was a Greek mathematician, geographer, and astronomer.

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Recontextualising knowledge for school geography

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Voyages of Discovery

Voyages of Discovery. 2 nd Year History: Topic 1. The age of exploration. Before the age of exploration people believed: Earth was flat, Sea monsters, Europe at centre, Boiling sea in south, World was smaller. Why people wanted new sea routes:. Wealth for country

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Looking at powerful knowledge in geography

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Why a Successful Geography Curriculum Needs Boundaries

Why a Successful Geography Curriculum Needs Boundaries. Alex Standish Institute of Education, University of London. The significance of boundaries. Boundaries are a pre-condition of meaning and also the basis of knowledge. Distinctiveness provides inherent value.

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