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The new edition will update content and address changes in the discipline since the initial publication in 1994 particularly in terms of the growth in geospatial technologies, globalization, and global environmental change. The GENIP Steering Committee plans not to revise the Standards, but to "refresh" them so they will continue to be timely and relevant as guideposts for K-12 geography education in the United States. GENIP created a committee to discuss and develop a work plan for the updating process. Dr. Petrosino was chosen for his research and work in the area of the learning sciences and he looks forward to incorporating these new standards into the revised Hoboken Curriculum.
To view current standards: http://www.nationalgeographic.com/xpeditions/standards/matrix.html