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Mark Enser 🌍

@ensermark

Head of Geography, @tes columnist and author of books.

Wanderer of hills, wonderer of everything else.

Posting on Dungeons & Dragons, music and vegan food.

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theperfectlanguage (@theperfectlang1) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Mark Enser 🌍 I’m amused at the idea of exams assessing 2-3 years of learning for ALL the subjects studied across the country can be scheduled into a single week without a truly manic crunch period of super high stress. Agree with Clive Hill about grades 1-3 being seen as having value.

Dr Kristy Turner πŸ•· (@doc_kristy) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Very proud to have been part of Royal Society of Chemistry Curriculum and Assessment Working Group, we began looking at what a new, ideal curriculum could look like after the last curriculum change so we weren't reactionary... A good basis for responding to calls for input from govt.

Adam Boxer (@adamboxer1) 's Twitter Profile Photo

And there it is. Your timeline is lying to you. The overwhelming majority of people in this country are good and decent, and want nothing to do with this racist thuggery.

Mastering Dungeons Podcast (@masteringdnd) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Does a standoffish elven nation make for great play? We ponder Greyhawk's setting design and the 2024 DMG while exploring Greyhawk’s Bissel, Blackmoor, Bone March, Bright Lands, Celene, Dyvers, and Ekbir! youtu.be/rpmYlinCcsQ MasteringDungeons.podbean.com #DnD #TTRPG

Does a standoffish elven nation make for great play? 

We ponder Greyhawk's setting design and the 2024 DMG while exploring Greyhawk’s Bissel, Blackmoor, Bone March, Bright Lands, Celene, Dyvers, and Ekbir!

youtu.be/rpmYlinCcsQ

MasteringDungeons.podbean.com  
#DnD #TTRPG
Neena Jha (@drneenajha) 's Twitter Profile Photo

I’d like to talk about my Dad. He came to England from India at age 17. He had a brutal childhood- he’s refused to talk us kids about it but part of his childhood involved living on the streets as a child in India Coming to England saved his life. Literally. He has worked -

I’d like to talk about my Dad.

He came to England from India at age 17.

He had a brutal childhood- he’s refused to talk us kids about it but part of his childhood involved living on the streets as a child in India

Coming to England saved his life. Literally.

He has worked -
Mark Enser 🌍 (@ensermark) 's Twitter Profile Photo

I was lucky enough to have a sneak peak at this book. It's brilliant- loads for geography teachers to take away from it. It's great to have this perspective from a teacher who walks their talk.

Christian Moore-Anderson (@cmooreanderson) 's Twitter Profile Photo

3⃣ FREE copies Repost this to enterπŸ˜ƒ (random selection in a week) This is a new way of being & doing. This is a new model. Enactive cogsci, systems theory, and variation theory seen through detailed lesson examples. amazon.co.uk/dp/8409634309

3⃣ FREE copies
Repost this to enterπŸ˜ƒ
(random selection in a week)

This is a new way of being & doing. This is a new model.
Enactive cogsci, systems theory, and variation theory seen through detailed lesson examples.
amazon.co.uk/dp/8409634309
Alastair Owens (@alastairhackney) 's Twitter Profile Photo

We are also welcoming on board a new Geographical Association Vice President -- Catherine Owen (Catherine Owen) who will be President in 2025-26. Catherine is also a leading secondary Geography teacher and great author (I know as I am reading the ms of her latest edited book!) Good luck to Catherine!

We are also welcoming on board a new <a href="/The_GA/">Geographical Association</a> Vice President -- Catherine Owen (<a href="/GeogMum/">Catherine Owen</a>) who will be President in 2025-26. Catherine is also a leading secondary Geography teacher and great author (I know as I am reading the ms of her latest edited book!) Good luck to Catherine!