ERIC ED420577: The Complex Issues Facing Your Community and Business Require Geographic Knowledge.

6 Pages·1994·0.14 MB·English

by  ERIC

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The Complex Issues Facing Your Community and Business
TITLE
Require Geographic Knowledge.
National Council for Geographic Education.
INSTITUTION
PUB DATE
1994 -00 -00
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National Council for Geographic Education, 16A Leonard Hall,
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Business; Community; Elementary Secondary Education; *Family
DESCRIPTORS
(Sociological Unit); *Geographic Concepts; *Geography
Instruction; Global Education; Social Studies
*Geographic Literacy
IDENTIFIERS
ABSTRACT
This pamphlet explains the importance of understanding
global processes that tie the United States to international networks of
supply and demand. Geographic knowledge is essential for informed
decision-making on planning for the future. On the local level, planning
decisions affect businesses as well as individual citizens. The pamphlet
begins by discussing the state of geographic illiteracy among U.S. students
and explains what geography is and how effective geography education can
improve the community. It also suggests how the individual can help to insure
quality geography education in community schools.
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The Complex Issues Facing Your Community
and Business Require Geographic Knowledge
Dear Business or Civic Leader:
The National Council for Geographic Education is dedicated to
promoting the highest standards of geographic education in our
nation's schools. We undertake this mission because we believe
that geographic ignorance is damaging to the country's long-term
well being. This pamphlet explains why we invite you to join our
effort to improve geography education.
Global processes tie our nation to international networks of supply
and demand. A car manufactured by a U.S. firm contains many
imported components, and U.S. manufactured computers are sold
world-wide. For this reason and others, an industrial firm
executive recently noted: "Geographic literacy is now a requisite
for the work force in the same sense as reading and mathematics."
On the local level, planning decisions affect all businesses as well
as individual citizens. Geographic knowledge is essential for
informed decision-making on these crucial issues.
The 3,900 members of the National Council for Geographic Education
welcome your involvement in stimulating better geography teaching
and learning. You are invited to contact us for additional help to
improve geography education in your community.
Sincerely,
Ruth I. Shirey
Executive Director
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Geography students can evaluate important issues.
especially if they are equipped to run and print graphics
Business is directly affected by planning decisions. A
programs (such contributions qualify for a federal tax
good background in modern geography prepares students
deduction). Other types of equipment may also be useful;
to understand and contribute to debate on local and
contact local school officials to find out their needs.
regional planning, resource utilization, environmental
Magazines and other publications of geographic interest
conservation, and land use.
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Geography training is career training.
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Skills gained by geography students can prepare them for
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