Teaching Spatial Thinking with Geographic Information Systems

Joseph Kerski

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Abstract: This book focuses on the whys of where, transcending disciplinary boundaries and offering over 100 practical hands-on lessons in teaching spatial thinking through interactive maps made with Geographic Information Systems (GIS).

Keywords: Spatial Thinking; Geotechnologies; Geographic Information Systems (Gis); Interactive Mapping; Geography; Instruction (search for similar items in EconPapers)
Date: 2026
ISBN: 9781035302260
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Chapters in this book:

Ch 1 Teaching spatial thinking with GIS: why and how

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Ch 2 Teaching population and demography with GIS

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Ch 3 Teaching cultural regions with GIS

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Ch 4 Teaching physical regions with GIS

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Ch 5 Teaching natural resources with GIS

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Ch 6 Teaching weather with GIS

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Ch 7 Teaching natural hazards with GIS

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Ch 8 Teaching health, equity, and environmental justice with GIS

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Ch 9 Teaching economics, business, and behavior with GIS

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Ch 10 Teaching historical and current events with GIS

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