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	Creative geography - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Creative geography is a filmmaking technique invented by the early Russian filmmaker Lev Kuleshov sometime around the 1920s.
		Creative geography is used constantly in film and television, for instance when a character walks through the front door of a house shown from the outside, to emerge into a soundstage of the house's interior.
		The least-subtle example of creative geography is probably Doctor Who's TARDIS, which looks like a police call box on the outside but is a tremendous space ship on the inside.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Creative_geography (143 words)

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		The other I call "creativity on de- mand," in which specific objectives are established and must be met, but with a great deal of flexibility in how the results are to be achieved.
		A wonderful example of the desire to There is a time and place for creativity, break out of the rigid tradition of the but in the developmental process, timing past would be that of the French impres- sometimes outweighs technical innova- sionist painters during the latter part of tions.
		In the scale of the new geography, in which distance is measured in light-years, and explosive power is measured in mil- lions of tons of TNT, blue oceans lose their immensity, and the earth itself shrinks to the size of a pea.
	www-tech.mit.edu /archives/VOL_106/TECH_V106_S0439_P005.txt (4062 words)

	"The Rise of the Creative Class" by Richard Florida
		This composite indicator is a better measure of a region's underlying creative capabilities than the simple measure of the creative class, because it reflects the joint effects of its concentration and of innovative economic outcomes.
		In 1999, the average salary for a member of the creative class was nearly $50,000 ($48,752), compared to roughly $28,000 for a working-class member and $22,000 for a service-class worker.
		The members of the creative class are diverse across the dimensions of age, ethnicity and race, marital status, and sexual preference.
	www.washingtonmonthly.com /features/2001/0205.florida.html (5324 words)

	Teachers can differentiate instruction for their students by using learning centers (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-13)
		For example, math, science, and geography can be incorporated into one Cognitive development center through a thematic unit on rain that requires a student to use all three areas to complete a learning task.
		A student would be required to research rainfall averages in various areas of the world using an atlas (geography) and make a graph (math) depicting the average rainfall in these areas.
		Another example is a Creative development center that encompasses research, cooking, and art through a unit on nutrition.
	www.unm.edu /~bricheer/learncen.htm (1592 words)

	Department of Geography and Regional Development (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-13)
		Geography 500 is survey course aimed at familiarizing students with a range of methodologies, methods and techniques available for research in both physical and human geography.
		In addition, a minimum of 18 units of coursework in geography (exclusive of the dissertation and the minor) is mandatory, and at least 12 of these units must be in courses or seminars exclusive to graduate students (see section 1.1.2).
		The doctoral minor in geography (for Ph.D. students majoring in other disciplines) comprises a minimum of 12 units of coursework in geography, including at least one of the Ph.D. core course requirements (GEOG 500, GEOG 689 or an advanced methods course; section 1.1.1) and a maximum of 3 units of independent study.
	geog.arizona.edu /handbook.htm (5532 words)

	"The Rise of the Creative Class" by Richard Florida
		The creative class now includes some 38.3 million Americans, roughly 30 percent of the entire U.S. workforce---up from just 10 percent at the turn of the 20th century and less than 20 percent as recently as 1980.
		Creative centers also tend to be places with thick labor markets that can fulfill the employment needs of members of the creative class, who, by and large, are not looking just for "a job" but for places that offer many employment opportunities.
		That's because location choices of the creative class are based to a large degree on their lifestyle interests, and these go well beyond the standard "quality-of-life" amenities that most experts think are important.
	latech.edu /tech/liberal-arts/geography/courses/290/creativeclass.htm (5289 words)

	Creative Writing geography
		Creative Writing: Siege of Yorktown It was four o'clock in the morning when my commanding officer awoke me and we were ordered to prepare to march.
		Creative Writing: X-Men Zach Dotsey English 101 Section 30 12 December, 1996 When many people hear about the X-Men, they think of a silly kid's comic book, but that is not so.
		Creative Writing Jerry is the most interesting or unusual character throughout all of the short stories.
	www.geography.ltd.cx /Creative-Writing1d.html (1081 words)

	Integrating Geography — Geography is Everywhere!
		Geography is a subject that is easy to teach and fun to study.
		You see, geography is much more than simply knowing WHERE a place is located on a map or memorizing states and capitals.
		Geography: A knowledge of place names, location of cultural and physical features, distribution and patterns of languages, religions and physical phenomena, such as tectonic activity, land form, climate, bodies of water, soils and flora and fauna.
	www.geomatters.com /articles/details.asp?ID=14 (651 words)

	Creative Partnerships \| And now for the weather. . .
		Following background work and research into weather, the children, with the help of creative professionals will prepare scripts for weather forecasts, design sets, film and edit their sequences.
		It will link geography, science, ICT and literacy skills in a real and vivid way, stimulating the minds of practitioners and children.
		Curriculum planning will be fundamentally changed for these units of work - the curriculum will be more creative, vivid and real so that the children are engaged and inspired.
	www.creative-partnerships.com /projects/52359 (503 words)

	The Power of Place: World Regional Geography (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-13)
		Introduces students to geography through creative and insightful examination of the many geographic forces currently at work in shaping the complex features of the world's civilizations and environments.
		The Power of Place: World Regional Geography is a geography telecourse that provides a creative and insightful examination of the many geographic forces currently at work in shaping the complex features of the world's civilizations and environments.
		It builds an understanding of geography by examining the eleven regions of the world and their interconnectedness and explains the modern world's great geographic realms and their human and physical contents, their assets and liabilities, links and barriers, potentials and prospects.
	www.whyy.org /homecollege/telecoursedescriptions/power_place.htm (4796 words)

	THE BITTER SUITE of Editing
		Creative geography and creative anatomy are things that can be seen in virtually every television show or film ever made.
		These mock-ups are used when the real thing is not available (be it for monetary reasons, time restrictions, safety reasons, etc.) When used properly, the viewer might not be able to tell the difference between the set and the real thing (unless they have been to that particular location themselves).
		As for creative anatomy, that is accomplished with the use of stunt doubles and stand-ins.
	www.whoosh.org /issue38/paddock1.html (2183 words)

	ESL 013-01A (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-13)
		The major reason that I do not agree with Ho is that the examples he uses to describe the superiority of American students’ creativity and the freedom to think are not convincing.
		However, unlike his counterparts in Asia and Europe, my son had studied creative geography" Ho continues to say that when his son was only six years old, he drew a map of his neighborhood in detail.
		What Ho means by being creative sounds like being uneducated to me. His son just did not know where Buenos Aires is and he did not even know that Buenos Aires is the name of a city.
	www.nv.cc.va.us /home/amalicka/Knowledgeleadstofreedom.htm (682 words)

	Creative Partnerships \| Coming alive (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-13)
		The project will link geography, science and literacy skills, stimulating the minds of practitioners and children.
		Alongside this children will be working with a creative professional in order to design murals, mosaics, bio-degradable benches, etc. which will enhance the garden area.
		They will visit a garden centre to understand how plants are sold, ready for their own plant sale in the summer term.
	www.creative-partnerships.com /projects/52368/?view=Standard (376 words)

	Liquid Geography \| Introduction
		The focus of the eBooks is an exploration of how innovative uses of media and new technologies can transform our perception of other societies and cultures, territories and places, and provide enabling tools which are a catalyst for the development of new ideas.
		They act in tandem with a series of Creative Labs held by Proboscis and INIVA to explore these questions.
		The Landscape & Identity; Language & Territory eBooks and Creative Labs are a demonstration of the possibilities for collaborations between the arts, academia and civil society organisations using new media and technology.
	www.diffusion.org.uk /liquidIntro.html (185 words)

	About the staff: (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-13)
		Brenda is a Master's student in Geography and interested in the links between the environment, disease, and neuropathology.
		Ron is a native of Columbus, Ohio and a first year master's student in Geography at the University of Arizona.
		Jennifer is a Master's student in Geography with interests in creative writing, photography, sustainable development, cultural and human geography.
	www.u.arizona.edu /~urhere/body_files/about_the_staff.htm (324 words)

	TaskStream
		They then will take the information they have learned and creative write about a wonder of their choice.
		By creative writing they will begin to use the information they have gathered and personalize it.
		Knowledge of geography enables us to analyze both the physical features and the cultural aspects of our world.
	lesson.taskstream.com /lessonbuilder/v.asp?LID=krc9ekh5ckzezk (1062 words)

	ICFFS-Diversity & Difference
		To begin, I draw on the notion of ‘creative geography’, that editing effect, defined by Kuleshov, whereby images from different locations are edited so they appear to be one continuous space or place.
		Creative geography may presuppose an illusory continuity between disparate locations.
		Hiroshima mon amour (1959) opens up questions about what it means in film, in the psyche and in global culture to cross between spaces and locations in an attempt to know and represent difference, and, more specifically, to apprehend the (traumatic) memory of the other.
	www.fsu.edu /~icffs/abstracts_div/Wilson.html (387 words)

	DUMPING: The global trade in dangerous products - NI 129 - Reviews
		Something is happening to school geography texts, and not before time.
		This means that they can be used across the curriculum, in social studies, child care and health education classes as well as by geography teachers.
		Another Nelson series, Geography and Change (£2.25 each), is an experiment in bringing development education into the realm of traditional academic geography textbooks.
	www.newint.org /issue129/reviews.htm (1824 words)

	Creative Art and Craft Geography and Environment (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-13)
		Whilst encouraging children age 5-9 to take a look around them, this book also establishes a simple method of introducing Geography via creative projects which can be fun and stimulating.
		This handbook gives ideas for using plants as a stimulus for English teaching at KS 3, within the classroom, school grounds or local environment.
		A collection of tried and tested activities for creative work through nature with young children in a playgroup setting or in smaller groups.
	www.dep.org.uk /resources/Art/ArtGeography.htm (157 words)

	Recognizing Excellence in Research and Creative Activity: Andrew Herod
		Andrew Herod has developed and sustained a body of creative research on the geography of labor and labor organizing.
		His scholarship focuses on the geographically differentiated process of union and labor organizing and on labor as a political force in economic geography.
		In analyzing the geography of production scholars had paid less attention to labor, giving more weight to labor firms.
	www.ovpr.uga.edu /creativeresearch/awardwinners/HerodAndrew.htm (121 words)

	Creative Academics - Geography, globe, map, games, atlas
		Same detail as The Pioneer, except mounting is a gold-finish numbered die cast semi-meridian with metal base.
		This handy, low-priced atlas provides the reference maps students need to improve their understanding of geography, current events, and world history.
		Great way to reinforce students' knowledge of world geography.
	www.creativeacademics.com /ssgeo.htm (394 words)

	Home (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-13)
		While junior pupils will be interested in doing artwork, listening or reading stories, senior pupils can extend the project to include creative writing and doing family trees.
		- Artwork, history, geography and creative writingThe aims of this web site are twofold: - It encourages pupils to improve their I.T. skills, by enticing them to use the Internet in order to research and do project work.
		The aims of this web site are twofold: - It encourages pupils to improve their I.T. skills, by enticing them to use the Internet in order to research and do project work.
	www.teachnet.ie /proj_info.asp?pid=177 (370 words)

	Zoog Genius: Language Arts, History & Geography by Disney Interactive from Creative Computering (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-13)
		Creative Computering is a member of the bemorecreative.com family.
		Each website is designed to encourage thinking, working and living creatively.
		At bemorecreative.com you can explore search 50,000 quotations at Creative Quotations or enjoy a creative chuckle at CreativeWit.
	www.creativecomputering.com /N31501.html (178 words)

	GPS Drawing - Workshops
		The workshop prompted the Year 5 pupils, aged nine and ten, to test their perceptions of scale alongside their navigational skills.
		The drawings were first prepared on an A4 plan of the field, and then enlarged about 1000 times bigger by using the map as a guide and pacing along the drawings on foot.
		The children were lively and eager to participate in using the technology creatively.
	www.gpsdrawing.com /workshops/galleries/bigdraw.htm (565 words)

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		As part of a complete redesign of Nick Jr., the Nickelodeon kids network, Creative Bubble, NYC, has helped bring some of the network's animated stars into the real world.
		Senior effects artist Doug Dimon explained that one of the most challenging aspects of the production was geography.
		Creative Bubble had to work with animation firms all over the globe, from London to Japan, and manage a wide assortment of delivery formats.
	www.animationmagazine.net /commercial/10_5.html (257 words)

	Spotlight on...Innovation (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-13)
		Yet they lost members of the creative class, and their economic dynamism, to places like Austin, Boston, Washington, D.C. and Seattle—places more tolerant, diverse, and open to creativity.
		Similarly, I think it's important for a place to have low entry barriers for people: to be a place where newcomers are accepted quickly into all sorts of social and economic arrangements.
		The key to building a truly creative community that can survive and prosper in this emerging age is no longer be found in the usual strategies.
	www.worldteleport.org /iCommunity/Spring03/spotlight5.html (657 words)

	Beautiful Feet - Shopping Cart (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-13)
		Primary Grades K-3: These daily study guides are designed to aquaint students with the "greats" of American history, while teaching a Providential view of our rich heritage.
		This course uses the familiar Holling C. Holling classics to introduce the fascinating aspects of the geography and technological development of three main regions of the United States, as well as a basic introduction to world geography.
		The guide will enable the parent or teacher to lay this program out for a one-year study in social science, incorporating geography, mapmaking skills resarch projects, history, and science.
	www.creativeartsinaction.com /shop/index.php?shop=1&cat=39 (196 words)

	ThinkQuest : Library : The Math of Geography
		To study and understand geography requires a knowledge of certain mathematical skills.
		We give examples of situations in which math and geography are used together.
		Topics which we cover are longitude and latitude, continental drift, time zones, scale and the four color theorem of map coloring.
	www.thinkquest.org /library/site.html?team_id=5882 (168 words)

	[No title] (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-13)
		Historical and cultural geography, particularly, how gender and race effect the landscape.
		Other interests are in geographic education, especially the content of world regional geography courses.
		Kindergarten geography: Teaching diversity to young people, with C. Lee.
	www.geosciences.fau.edu /People/Lee.htm (131 words)

	Fiction Collective 2 -- A Literary Alternative Since 1974 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-13)
		Short fiction written by Christopher Grimes has been published in journals as diverse as the Western Humanities Review, You Are Here: the journal of creative geography, Reed Magazine, Cream City Review, First Intensity and the hyper-textual/paper book publisher Emergency Press.
		He is recipient of a Mark Twain Award for short fiction and several Pushcart nominations.
		He currently teaches creative writing at University of Louisiana, Lafayette.
	fc2.org /grimes/grimes.htm (74 words)

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