Angus Willson focuses on project specification, leadership and evaluation; Continuing Professional Development (CPD); Personal Learning Networks (PLN) and contributes as:
Project Manager
* blue-sky thinking
* managing change
* proposals and fund-raising
* interim management
* target-setting and prioritising
* monitoring and evaluation
Author/Editor
* teaching and learning resources
* reports
* marketing and media
* reviews and evaluation
Teacher
* geography
* environmental education (sustainable development)
* citizenship
* information and communication technology
* conferences and workshops
Education Consultant
* curriculum development
* education-business links
* statutory consultation
* marketing and sales in schools
* focus groups
Geographer
* transport and the environment
* European and global dimensions
* international development
* built environment (communities)
* local studies
* Geographical Association
Publications
Recent and current publications include:
‘Living in Places People Want’ in “Living Geography” edited by David Mitchell (2009), Chris Kington Publishing.
“Unsettling settlement” in Teaching Geography, Spring 2007
For others see Publications
Professional Interests
* engaging the professionalism of teachers
* the role of geography in the school curriculum
* the potential of ICT skills and understanding
* personalised learning
Memberships
General Teaching Council for England
Geographical Association
Think Global (Development Education Association)
Fellow of the Royal Society of Arts
Fellow of the Royal Geographical Society
UK Global Learning Association for Schools (UKGLAS)
Sustainability and Environmental Education (SE-Ed)
Read about my personal learning network >
Personal Interests
My pastimes include going places, rural and urban landscape photography, and playing golf.
Read Pannage – my blog at www.pannage.blogspot.com [opens in a new window]
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