英文摘要 |
Since the 1980s, theoretical sociology and geography have increasingly emphasized the notion of social space. This study defines students’ “home-place” as a kind of social space which can also be interpreted in the light of social-node and everyday life-path theory. The study goes on to suggest that a geography course on “home-place” can help students to better understand their own “social space” with the school, the home and the community. To design their home-place course teachers will need to take into account students’ collective emotions andexperience, their accounts of their everyday life. One of the key ideas is that students will be eager to study harder in a course which enables them to better understand their own local situation, their own home-place. |