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Rural and Urban Places: Seoul as a large city

December 2 @ 4:00 pm - 5:00 pm
$100.00

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Presented by Louise Roberts

Discover how water has been the defining force in Seoul’s remarkable transformation into modern megacity in this engaging professional development webinar.
This session explores Seoul’s compelling urban story through the lens of water related factors, demonstrating how the Han River’s strategic positioning originally guided Hanyang’s establishment in 1394 using traditional Korean geomancy principles that value the position of mountains and waterways, creating the foundation for sustained urban growth across six centuries.
The webinar showcases Seoul’s world leading water management innovations, including the comprehensive MoMoMo (Management of all water, for all, by all) philosophy and the advanced Arisu system serving over 10 million residents.
Participants will explore the transformative Cheonggyecheon Stream restoration as a masterclass in urban renewal, environmental restoration, and cultural preservation – demonstrating how cities can reimagine water infrastructure for sustainability and liveability.
Perfect for NSW Geography 11-12 teachers seeking engaging case study material for the Rural and Urban Places focus area, this session provides practical classroom activities, geographic skill development strategies and ideas to embed geographic tools. Learn how Seoul’s water story demonstrates human-environment interactions, urban planning principles, and sustainable development practices that bring geographic concepts to life for students while meeting syllabus requirements with contemporary, relevant content that enhances global awareness and intercultural understanding.

About the presenter:

Louise Roberts is a career educator with a proven track record of creating educational experiences that have lasting impacts. She brings a wealth of real-world experience to geography education. As a current education consultant, she’s developing innovative water, climate, urban development and fieldwork education programs that bring geography to life in the classroom. Louise’s unique background spans from leading Tank Stream heritage tours (nominated for a National Trust Heritage Award) to developing water literacy frameworks and managing stakeholder engagement across government, industry, and education sectors. Her expertise in curriculum resource development combined with her passion for innovative pedagogical practices, makes her presentations both practical and inspiring.Having worked internationally and across rural and metro NSW as a HSIE teacher, Louise understands the challenges educators face. Her experience ranges from HSC marking to developing virtual fieldwork courses, always focusing on making geography relevant and accessible. She’s a regular contributor at GTANSW&ACT Conferences and has guest-lectured at universities on sustainability and water management.As an engaging speaker and learning facilitator, participants are bound to learn something new and develop confidence in their skills from Louise’s presentations and workshops.

A recording of the webinar will be available for fourteen (14) days following the webinar

Details

Date:
December 2
Time:
4:00 pm - 5:00 pm
Cost:
$100.00
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Private: Online

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Private: GTA NSW ACT
Phone
(02) 9052 6451
Email
admin@gtanswact.org.au
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