Volume 15, Number 3, 2006

John Lidstone and Joe Stoltman

Editorial: Searching For, or Creating, Knowledge: The Roles of Google and GIS in Geographical Education.......205

Elvan Alp, Hamide Ertepinar, Ceren Tekkaya and Ayhan Yilmaz

A Statistical Analysis of Children’s Environmental Knowledge and Attitudes in Turkey.......210

Graham Corney

Education for Sustainable Development: An Empirical Study of the Tensions and Challenges Faced by Geography Student Teachers.......224

Nikos Lambrinos and Ioanna Bibou

Learning Geography with a ‘Geography Box’.......241

Bryan A. West

Forum: Issues Affecting the Adoption of GIS Within Australian and New Zealand Schools.......255

Malcolm McInerney

The Implementation of Spatial Technologies in Australian Schools: 1996–2005.......259

Brett Dascombe

Making Geographic Information Systems (GIS) Sustainable in Schools.......265

Lex Chalmers

GIS in New Zealand Schools: Issues and Prospects.......268

Sally Brodie

GIS in the Classroom: A New Zealand Experience.......271

P.A. Beeson

Uncovering the Secrets Behind the Successful Integration of GIS into the Core Curriculum.......274

Peter Jenner

Engaging Students Through the use of GIS at Pimlico State High School.......278

Miriam Meaney

Towards Geographic Information Systems (GIS) Implementation: A Case Study.......283

Gillian Kidman and Gina Palmer

GIS: The Technology is There but the Teaching is Yet to Catch Up.......289

Book Reviews

Social Studies and the World: Global Perspectives (NCSS Bulletin No. 103).......297

Making Maps – A Visual Guide to Map Design for GIS.......299

Why Geography Matters – Three Challenges Facing America: Climate Change, The Rise of China, and Global Terrorism.......301