What's different about arts teachers (and why it matters).
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2-Curious: The potential of performance-based arts practice in dialogue with early years practice.
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'What are you doing?' 'Oh, I'm just looking at the art!' Children in residence at Tate Liverpool.
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Empowering SEN children through engaging in the arts.
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Creative writing through the arts in primary schools.
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Creative collaboration: Teachers and writers working together.
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The Plymouth Oracy Project: Its impact on non-academic measures of pupil success.
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Cultural capital.
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The importance of regular review for long-term learning.
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Using the drawing effect to bridge the vocabulary barrier.
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Research-based training -- translating evidence into practice one bite at a time.
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Dialogic teaching: Using wordless texts to develop children's cultural literacy learning.
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Professional learning to embed learning in and through the arts in the primary curriculum.
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Create and Dance -- unlocking literacy and the wider curriculum.
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All The School's A Stage: Embedding drama into the primary curriculum.
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In defence of the arts.
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Cognitive load theory explored through modelling in the practical classroom.
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Alternative models of Key Stage 3 music provision.
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We made it up ourselves! In praise of children as composers.
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Possibility thinking developed through the arts in a Year 3 classroom.
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Principles and techniques that underpin art teaching.
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Creativity, science and the arts.
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Assessing 'collaborative creativity': An investigation into how we can evaluate collaborative creativity in a Year 9 KS3 music classroom.
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Valuing the arts in education.
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Teaching and assessing creativity in schools in England.
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Our foot's in the door...
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What do our school reports really say?
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The spiral curriculum approach: Spaced practice and the spiral curriculum.
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Students who rely on augmentative and alternative communication - literacy and curriculum access.
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Addressing the vocabulary gap using the Pattern Grammar approach.
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A reflection on a project to promote high engagement in the Early Years curriculum.
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'We're going to be the persons that tell stories': An exploration of how digital technologies can enhance children's learning in the Early Years.
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Science literacy - science education for everyday life.
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The role of the humanities in a balanced and broadly based primary curriculum.
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Spatial ability as a gateway to STEM success.
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Subject scholarship as a mechanism for developing trainees' reflective practice and teachers' curricular thinking.
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Embodied meaning-making: The use of gesture in the responses of Year 1 children to wordless picture books.
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What might a knowledge-rich 'humanities' curriculum look like in the primary school?
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Developing character through PSHCE.
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Mindfulness as part of a broad and balanced curriculum.
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Using Lifespace to bring coherence and purpose to a broad and balanced curriculum.
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Knowledge and ways of knowing.
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Our knowledge-rich curriculum - so what do we want them to learn?
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Starting with WHY.
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Community curriculum-making: Mixing the 'local' with the National Curriculum.
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History lessons: Inequality, diversity and the National Curriculum.
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Designing a curriculum: The challenge faced by many specialist settings.
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What happened to the curriculum in the Early Years?
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Broad? Balanced? Curriculum?
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Curriculum reform and teacher agency: How national policy translates to the classroom.
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