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| | | | | Yesterday I attended a ResearchEd regional conference. It was the second time I have been to a ResearchEd: I went to Rugby last year. The theme for the event was Curriculum, Culture and Community, and it was excellent. I arrived prompt; the organising team efficiently registered me and a friendly, humble sixth former guided me... | |
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| | | | | Last week we thought about the curriculum as a narrative. A novel with an interrelated web of themes, plots and places. The analogy helps because it allows us to see the role that every piece of knowledge must play within the curriculum at large. What it doesn't do is illustrate the central role that knowledge... | |
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jamesramseyteacher.wordpress.com
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| | | | | A teacher centred, knowledge based curriculum is not a particularly fashionable idea in Australian education. In-fact knowledge has a bit of an image problem. Teacher centred approaches which emphasise the importance of knowledge are considered by many prominent people in education in Australia to be backward and harmful to student learning. Concept based learning... | |
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