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Tag Archives: tectonics
World’s Worst Earthquake Disasters
On February 6th, 2023, two major earthquakes struck in TURKIYE near the border with Syria. Both registered above 7 on the magnitude scale, and the combined death toll has now reached a staggering 40,000 people. The ‘Visual Capitalist’ web site … Continue reading
Can You Outrun Lava?
After watching irresponsible tourists getting themselves into difficulty at the edge of the lava flows from the new Geldingadalir eruption in Iceland, this article on the web took on a new significance. Can you outrun a lava flow? https://geoetc.com/lava-flows-speed/ Lava … Continue reading
Posted in Curriculum, Iceland, Physical World, School, Students, Teachers, Travel
Tagged Geography, geography teacher, geography teaching, lava, tectonics, volcano, volcanoes
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The 27 Most Active Volcanoes Across The World
With the recent Iceland eruption still in the news, and joined recently by serious eruptions at La Soufriere, Etna and Nyiragongo, I was interested to see that Forbes magazine has compiled a list of the 27 most active volcanoes in the … Continue reading
Posted in Curriculum, Iceland, Physical World, School, Students, Teachers, Travel
Tagged Geography, geography teacher, geography teaching, landscapes, tectonics, travel, volcano, volcanoes
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Geldingadalir and La Soufriere – Two Contrasting Volcanic Eruptions
It has been a fascinating time over the last week for anyone interested in volcanoes. In the media we have been able to keep an eye on developments in the new eruption in Iceland at Geldingadalir, and now we have … Continue reading
Posted in Curriculum, Iceland, Physical World, School, Students, Teachers, Travel
Tagged ash, eruption, Geldingadalir, Geography, geography in the news, geography teacher, geography teaching, Iceland, Iceland Tourism, lava, plates, St Vincent, tectonics, volcano, volcanoes
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Web Resources For The Classroom – Web Links 4: Volcanoes
Previous blogs in this series of web resources for the classroom have covered themes of ‘Population’, ‘Weather & Climate’, and ‘Rivers and Flooding’. This time, for Web Links 4, I have put together a list of web sites under the … Continue reading
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Tagged Geography, geography lessons, geography teacher, geography teaching, tectonics, volcanoes
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New Volcano / Earthquake App
I have added a new IOS app to my ‘earthquakes and volcanoes’ favourites list over the last few days: It shows the latest earthquakes and active volcanoes both on a map and as a data list. You can filter the … Continue reading
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Tagged earthquakes, Geography, geography teacher, geography teaching, natural hazards, tectonics, volcano
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Indonesia Earthquake Maps
Following the magnitude 7.5 earthquake that shook Indonesia’s Central Sulawesi Province back in September 2018, and the tsunami that hit coastal towns on Indonesia’s Sunda Strait – there has been a wealth of information on the web for geography teachers. … Continue reading
UK Earthquake Resources
It was rather ironic that while spending a week studying (relatively quiet) tectonic activity in Iceland, a significant earthquake hit the UK. On my return, I gathered a few resources concerning this earthquake – having missed out on the event, … Continue reading
Slinky Geography – Demonstrating Seismic Waves In The Classroom
It’s amazing what you can come across at a car boot sale. I am always on the lookout for a bargain that can be used in my classroom, and at a recent sale, I came across a Slinky. For those … Continue reading
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Tagged classroom, earthquakes, geography teacher, learning, seismic waves, tectonics
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