This booklet provides an overview of interdisciplinary geography and supplies practical examples of how geography can be linked to other subjects. Because geography is included in new state high school graduation requirements, the subject is making a renaissance in the classroom. Teachers are finding new and exciting ways to integrate geography into existing courses of study, and are revising curricula to incorporate geographic perspectives into other disciplines. The fastback is divided into five sections: (1) "Geography's Renaissance"; (2) "Components of Geographic Understanding"; (3) "Frameworks for Teaching Geography"; (4) "Geography in History and Social Studies"; and (5) "Geography in Other Disciplines." Samples of geographic integration are provided for the subjects of art, English and language arts, foreign language, health, history, mathematics, music, physical education, social studies, and science. Contains 65 references. (EH)