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Geographic Educationand the  \nAssociation of American GeographersPublication supported by a grant fromThe Gildea Foundation  \nACKNOWLEDGEMENTS  \nRaley,Mechanicsville,Maryland;Doug Phillips,Anchorage,Alaska School District;and Reyn DuBois,Scottsdale,Arizona.  \nThe Guidelines for Geographic Education are thefruition of a joint venture of the National Council forGeographic Education(NCGE)and the Associationof American Geographers (AAG).These two profes-sional organizations represent the most influentialgeographic educators and geographers in the UnitedStates and Canada.  \nMembers of the NCGE Executive Committee whoalso contributed during their terms of office were:Gary A.Manson,Richard G.Boehm,Walter Kemball,Education Centre,Etobicoke,Ontario who alsoprovided a wealth of Canadian curriculum materialsand continuous encouragement and wise counsel;GailS.Ludwig,University of Missouri,Columbia;Byron S.Augustin,Southwest Texas State University;Douglas G.MacLeod,Ministry of Education,London,Ontario;Charles F.Gritzner who also contributedextremely perceptive reviews and suggestions;andJames W.Vining,Executive Director,NCGE,WesternIllinois University.  \nIn April of 1982 at a joint meeting of the ExecutiveCommittees of the NCGE and the AAG in SanAntonio,Texas the presidents of these respectiveorganizations,Gary A.Manson of Michigan StateUniversity and Richard L.Morrill of the University ofWashington set in motion the preliminary plans forthe guidelines.Later that year at another jointmeeting in San Diego,California,NCGE PresidentRichard G.Boehm of Southwest Texas State Univer-sity and AAG President John S.Adams of theUniversity of Minnesota established a pilot projectto be headed by Adams for developing a preliminaryset of guidelines with a group of geography teachersand social studies educators from the state ofMinnesota.  \nElio Manzi,University of Palermo supplied back-ground materials from italian curriculums,RobertGeipel,Staatinstitut für Schulpädagogik,Munich,sent many German school geography materials,andthe Geographical Association,Sheffield,England alsosupplied a number of British schoo geographypublications.  \nIn October 1983 in Ochos Rios,Jamaica,theExecutive Committees of the NCGE and AAG recon-stituted the guidelines committee with Salvatore J.Natoli of the AAG as chair,with Richard G.Boehm,James Kracht of Texas A &M,David Lanegran ofMacalester College,Janice Monk of the Universityof Arizona,and Robert Morrillof Virginia PolytechnicInstitute and State University as committeemembers.After several meetings and numerousrevisions the guidelines achieved their present form.  \nAAG Executive Committee members contributingduring their terms of office were:Richard L.Morill,John S.Adams,Peirce F.Lewis,Pennsylvania StateUniversity;Julian V.Minghi,University of SouthCarolina;Risa l.Palm,University of Colorado,Boulder;Barbara Z.Borowiecki,University ofWisconsin-Milwaukee;Leon C.Hallman,Stephen F.Austin State University;Ronald F.Abler,NationalScience Foundation.Members of the NCGE Exec-utive Board and the AAG Council also providedconstructive comments and encouragement.  \nThe committee views these guidelines as a currentstatement for improving geographic education in theUnited States.These guidelines should evolve anddevelop as geography becomes established as anintegral and dynamic part of the curriculum in ournation's schools.  \nEvery staff member of the AAG Central Office alsobecame involved in various ways in developing theseguidelines.Patricia J.McWethy,Executive Directoruntil 1984 permitted the chair to devote long hoursto the task,provided constant support and encour-agement,as well as perceptive comments andreviews.Robert T.Aangeenbrug,current ExecutiveDirector,assisted in many valuable ways;BarbaraZimmann and Elizabeth Beetschen contributed theireditorial and secret","cbCaiheRneJ96FiW","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaiheRneJ96FiW","pdf",3377960,32,"English","# Acknowledgements\n## 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