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Posted: May 09 2007 at 9:45am | IP Logged Quote LLMom

My dd is in 11th grade. She has done a variety of geography things throughout her schooling career from workbooks, working with real maps, and geography trails. Nothing has helped. She can't figure out directions (as in what way we are driving in a car) and she can't remember the basic directions on a map!!!!! She can't do longitude and latitude, etc. I am not very good at geography either but I do know directions and can read maps well. HOw can I help her learn this stuff? I told her the directions might get easier when she starts driving. Any thoughts, helps?

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