Using Polygons to Show Projection Distortion
When we are exploring maps our students sometimes they forget that the world they're looking at on a flat screen has been distorted so that they can see all of the countries straight on. This distortion to maps is called Mercator Projection. When we put...
read moreIdeas and Examples of Students Using My Maps
It's no secret, we LOVE My Maps as a way for students to create maps, visually display information connected to place, and make the ultimate real world connections. The ideas are pretty limitless as far as what can be placed on a My Map. Here are some of...
read moreWelcome to Creating Global Learners!
We’re glad you’re here! Kelly and Kim plan to use this space to share additional lesson ideas, tips & tricks, updates, etc. for all things Geo as a companion and continuing the conversation from our book, Bring the World to Your Classroom. The links you find in our book correspond to pages on this site. We hope you’ll be excited and inspired to try new ideas with your students to support their growth of global awareness and geo-literacy. We’re excited to have you along with us on this journey! Welcome aboard!
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