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Without Geography, Where would you be? A new National Geographic-Roper survey shows half of young Americans can't locate world powers like Japan and India. Twenty percent can't even find the Pacific Ocean. Without geography, our children aren't ready for the world.That's why... more
Reviewed by wwhitlock Dec 17 2006, 09:05pm ( 6 reviews ) • mywonderfulworld.org
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Rated by PatFlynn on Jan 17 2009, 6:07am
All kids should use this site regularly.
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Rated by rebekahsue on May 06 2007, 7:16am
From the site"Geography is more than places on a map. It's global connections and incredible creatures. It's people and cultures, economics and politics. And it's essential to understanding our interconnected world."
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Rated by wwhitlock on Dec 17 2006, 9:05pm
Without Geography, Where would you be? A new National Geographic-Roper survey shows half of young Americans can't locate world powers like Japan and India. Twenty percent can't even find the Pacific Ocean. Without geography, our children aren't ready for the world.That's why we started My Wonderful World. It's a National Geographic-led campaign--backed by a coalition of major national partners--to expand geographic learning in school, at home, and in the community
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Rated by jhayesboh on Dec 11 2006, 10:01am
This site is National Geographic's effort (with the support of a lot of partners) to foster geographic literacy in the United States. The effort is much needed, says this geography professor!
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Rated by PrawnFM on May 19 2006, 5:10pm
Our wonderful world
