The curriculum for 7-11 year olds

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The curriculum for 7-11 year olds

edited by Jeni Riley and Roy Prentice

P. Chapman Pub., 1999

  • : pbk

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Includes bibliographical references (p. 202-217) and index

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`As more Daleks try to take over education, it is a pleasure to read books that help repel them. The 12 chapters in The Curriculum for 7-11 year olds offer a healthy antidote to the Dalek style of teaching' - Times Educational Supplement This book affirms that although literacy and numeracy are crucial, they are not the only important subjects in the curriculum for 7 to eleven year olds. The authors believe that all children need a broad educational experience in these vital years of schooling. They put forward an approach to teaching and learning that embraces the diversity of ways in which individuals organize thought, communicate ideas, express feelings and engage in purposeful action. Written by subject specialists with extensive experience of the curriculum for 7 -eleven year olds, each chapter deals with central issues of teaching and learning in a particular subject, demonstrating the essential nature of the subject and its particular contribution to the education of children in the later phase of primary education. All chapters focus on the dual concerns of subject content and subject application, and the first chapter discusses thinking and learning in the context of this stage of children's development. The book will heighten teachers' awareness of what is particular to a subject, and its potential contribution to children's learning.

目次

Thinking to Learn: Learning to Think - f003 Jeni Riley Music: Unnecessary yet Essential - Pauline Adams Physical Education: Action, Play and Movement - Richard P Bailey English: Range ,Key Skills and Language Study - Roger Beard Religious Education: A Challenge for Religion and for Education - Lynne Broadbent Geography: A Sense of Place - John Cook History: Making Connections - Caroline Heal Design and Technology: Creative Problem-Solving - Rob Johnsey Information and Communications Technology: A Learning Revolution? - Sarah Martyn Art: Visual Thinking - Roy Prentice Mathematics: All in the Mind? - Tim Rowland Science: Learning to Explain How the World Works - Dorothy Watt

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