Interest in the development of the educational process has increased in Jordan with the call for the
necessity of using different methods of teaching; improving the educational process is linked with its
transformation from depending on the traditional method that focuses on memorization and drilling to
learning that stimulates the students’ desire to discover through different situations and activities. Many
studies and educational researches including Al-Syabia (2006, Al-Edwan&Al-Shra (2008), and Al-Kasab
(2011) pointed to the students’ weakness in achievement in geography, geographic skills’ acquisition, and
their attitudes towards geography as a subject. In addition, the researcher noticed during his field visits
that teachers totally depended on traditional methods of teaching geography, weakness in using