1996
DOI: 10.1111/1468-2451.00050
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The information revolution in geography

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“…There are numerous advantages of specialized geographical classrooms such as functionality and expediency of use of space, technical equipment, and teaching aids. Teaching is based on obviousness, discovery, problem-solving, and the possibility of applying various teaching methods that subsequently lead to greater students' interest in work, greater intellectual engagement, activity, durability, and functionality of knowledge (Tikunov, 1996). Interestingly, 75.4% of geography classrooms do not have a preparation room where the teacher can prepare for the next class or store student papers, maps, or any additional teaching aids.…”
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“…There are numerous advantages of specialized geographical classrooms such as functionality and expediency of use of space, technical equipment, and teaching aids. Teaching is based on obviousness, discovery, problem-solving, and the possibility of applying various teaching methods that subsequently lead to greater students' interest in work, greater intellectual engagement, activity, durability, and functionality of knowledge (Tikunov, 1996). Interestingly, 75.4% of geography classrooms do not have a preparation room where the teacher can prepare for the next class or store student papers, maps, or any additional teaching aids.…”
Section: Resultsmentioning
confidence: 99%