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Volume 23, Number 2, 1 July 1999
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From Distant Writing to Distance Learning: some reflections from Hawaii
pp. 141-146(6)

Improving Teaching, Learning and Assessment
pp. 147-155(9)
Author: Gibbs G.

Impacts of Increased Student Career Orientation on American College Geography Programmes
pp. 157-165(9)
Authors: Zhou Y.; Smith B. W.; Spinelli J. G.

An Evaluation of Teaching Introductory Geomorphology using Computer-based Tools
pp. 167-179(13)
Authors: Wentz E. A.; Vender J. C.; Brewer C. A.

Using the Internet as Part of Directed Learning in Social Geography: developing Web pages as an introduction to local social geography
pp. 181-194(14)
Authors: Graham D. T.; Mcneil J.

Student Perceptions of the Development of Personal Transferable Skills
pp. 195-206(12)
Authors: Haigh M. J.; Kilmartin M. P.

Developing Fieldwork in Social and Cultural Geography: illustrations from a residential field class in Los Angeles and Las Vegas
pp. 207-225(19)
Author: May J.

Using Personal Research to Teach the Significance of Socially Constructed Categories
pp. 227-239(13)
Author: Penrose J.

The Geography Discipline Network Guides on Teaching, Learning and Assessment: four views
pp. 241-241(1)

Networks of Change-sharing and the promotion of active teaching and learning: a collective review of the Geography Discipline Network's development of the teaching and learning project
pp. 242-247(6)
Authors: Butterfield G.; Datta K.; Davie T.; Gray M.; Hall R.; Lee R.

Transference Down Under?
pp. 248-251(4)
Author: Pawson E.

The Geography Discipline Network Guides to Good Teaching, Learning and Assessment Practice: a southern African perspective
pp. 252-257(6)
Author: Nel E.

The Geography Discipline Network Guides: a North American perspective
pp. 258-260(3)
Author: Latz G.

'Geography for the New Undergraduate'-a fully resourced programme introducing personal, study and transferable skills to first year undergraduates within a geographical context
pp. 261-264(4)
Authors: Dyas L.; Bradley L.

Finding out about Maps
pp. 265-271(7)
Author: Parry B.

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