Geography Teachers, Postsecondary
A postsecondary geography teacher is responsible for teaching
geography-related skills, such as data visualization, analytical skills,
and others related to reading maps and studying interactions between
people and Earth’s features. Their duties that relate to the geosciences
may include:
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Developing and delivering lectures on various topics such as
physical geography, human geography, mapping (e.g., GIS), and data
collection using remote sensing.
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Conducting research in their field of expertise and publishing their
findings in peer-reviewed journals, which often includes geoscience
journals. They may also collaborate with geoscientists in their
research.
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Advising students on academic matters, such as course selection,
research projects, and career opportunities.
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Keeping up-to-date with the latest developments in geography and the
geosciences by engaging in professional development activities, such
as attending conferences, workshops, and seminars.
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