Paul Turner from the Ministry of Eco Education asked Sylvia Knight from the RMetS about some of the misconceptions that frequently appear in teaching resources and conversations.
The interview covers:
a new resource collection for a broad range of subjects
the RMetS education team’s pick of the best weather and climate moments in his documentaries
Collaboration with Time for Geography won Highly Commended at Geographical Association conference
An article in School Science Review
Where is the wind found? When does the wind occur? How long does it last for? Do people like this wind?
“Red sky at night, shepherd’s delight. Red sky in the morning, shepherd’s warning” (or sailors rather than shepherds, depending on where in the country you
Stand-alone Higher Applications of Mathematics resource
This lesson aims to use childrens’ previous learning about mountain climates to identify how the weather affects the activities and tourism in different mountain localities..