| The Geography Library
To support In Your Classroom, we suggest that you use a set of resources,
a basic geography library. These resources are Geography for Life: National
Geography Standards 1994; three National Geographic Society atlases; an
encyclopedia; a school text; and the NATIONAL
GEOGRAPHIC magazine.
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| ANA |
National Geographic Society. Atlas of North America: Space-Age Portrait of a Continent. 1985. |
| AOW |
National Geographic Society. National Geographic Atlas of the World, Revised 6th Edition. 1995.
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| EYW |
National Geographic Society. Exploring Your World: The Adventure of Geography. 1993.
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| GFL |
Geography Education Standards Project. Geography for Life: National Geography Standards 1994. 1994.
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| GWP |
Boehm, Richard G., David G. Armstrong and Francis P. Hunkins. Geography: The World and Its People. 1996.
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| HAUS |
National Geographic Society. Historical Atlas of the United States. 1993.
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| NGM |
NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC
magazine.
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To support teaching of Discovering Mexico refer to:
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| ANA: |
Pages 176-177: Mexico’s Baja California; pages 178-179: Mexico
and Central America; page 183: Mexico country profile; pages 184-185: Mexico Leads the Way; page 207: Mexico City.
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| AOW: |
Page 8: World Population; page 15: Geography of North America,
page 16: North America, Physical; page 17: North America, Political; page
35: Mexico and Central America; page 123: Mexico, country profile and
flag.
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| EYW: |
Page 91: Census; page 193: Emigration; page 283: Immigration; pages 412-427: Population.
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| GWP: |
Pages 60-64: Population and Demography; pages 152-173: Mexico; page 302: Reading a Population Map; pages 316-317: Population: Building a Corny Map.
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| GFL: |
Pages 79-82, 122-123, 160-161, 201-202: Standard 9.
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| HAUS: |
Pages 62-63: Portrait of an Aging Nation: Leafing Through the Family Album (U.S. demographics).
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| NGM: |
Mexico: A Special Issue. August 1996.
Richard Coniff. “Tex-Mex Border.” February 1996.
Priit Vesilind. “The Sonoran Desert.” September
1994.
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For a comprehensive search of the Society’s publications, go to the
NGS Publications Index.
For other references, see the Mexico Bibliography.
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