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Hicks, D. (2010) The long transition: educating for optimism and hope in troubled times
[Keynote address, 3rd Annual Conference of the UK Teacher Education Network for Education for Sustainable Development/Global Citizenship]
Hicks, D. (2009) Naturally resourceful: could your school be a Transition School?
[From: Primary Geographer, Autumn]
Hicks, D. (2008) Ways of seeing: The origins of global education in the UK
[Background paper, Conference of UK Initial Teacher Education Network for Education for Sustainable Development and Global Citizenship]
Hicks, D. (2008) A futures perspective: lessons from the schoolroom
[From: M. Bussey, S. Inayatullah & I. Milojevic (eds) Alternative Educational Futures: Pedagogies for emergent worlds, Sense Publishers]
Hicks, D. (2007) Lessons for the future: A geographical contribution
[Keynote address to the Geographical Association Annual Conference]
Hicks, D. (2007) The Primary Geographer Interview
[From: Primary Geographer, Autumn]
Hicks, D. (2007) Education for sustainability: How should we deal with climate change?
[From: H. Claire, & C. Holden (eds) The Challenge of Teaching Controversial Issues, Trentham]
Hicks, D. & Holden, C. (2007) Making global connections: the knowledge, understanding and motivation of trainee teachers
[From: Teaching and Teacher Education, 23]
Hicks, D. & Holden, C. (2007) Remembering the future: what do children think?
[From: Environmental Education Research, 13 (4)]
Hicks, D. (2006) Remembering the future: A personal/professional journey
[From: Lessons for the Future: The missing dimension in education, Trafford]
Hicks, D. (2004) Radical education
[From: S. Ward (ed) Education Studies: A student's guide, Routledge Falmer]
Hicks, D. (1995) Images of the future
[From: D. Hicks & C. Holden (eds) Visions of the Future: Why we need to teach for tomorrow, Trentham]