[Introduction] If I were in a classroom today, I wouldn’t run it too differently from the way I ran it all those years ago [20 years]. I’d want it to be a stimulating place, filled with colour and interest. I’d want my pupils to enjoy coming to school. I’d want them to interact positively and sensitively, and to feel what they were doing was worthwhile. And I’d want every child to feel the excitement of acquiring knowledge and fulfilling whatever potential they have
invaluable and much appreciated. I would like to thank all of the colleagues who took part in this r...
It is widely acknowledged that starting school is a significant time in most children’s lives, for...
This work asks how primary school children are best helped to understand what is special about being...
This Review has tried to capture the distinctiveness of the primary phase. The curriculum that prima...
This paper studies how prospective student-teachers comprehend the term education in relation to the...
The central questions for the review have been: what should the curriculum contain and how should th...
The study is concerned primarily with the perceptions that children hold towards their school experi...
Many of us wanted to be teachers in order to be different from some of the teachers we had known, an...
Teaching in primary schools has sometimes been thought of as having a somewhat lower status than ‘re...
How often do your primary school pupils have the opportunity to engage in open-ended, sustained piec...
Is there an 'ideal' primary school curriculum? Who should decide what the curriculum is? Should teac...
[About the book]: 'Commonsense' suggests that one should 'look before you leap'. When people do n...
This small scale study examined children’s views about their education in one primary school in Engl...
This book will help you think about the role of the primary teacher in educating ’the whole child’, ...
Drawing on a wealth of knowledge from a varied list of contributors, from the UK, USA and elsewhere,...
invaluable and much appreciated. I would like to thank all of the colleagues who took part in this r...
It is widely acknowledged that starting school is a significant time in most children’s lives, for...
This work asks how primary school children are best helped to understand what is special about being...
This Review has tried to capture the distinctiveness of the primary phase. The curriculum that prima...
This paper studies how prospective student-teachers comprehend the term education in relation to the...
The central questions for the review have been: what should the curriculum contain and how should th...
The study is concerned primarily with the perceptions that children hold towards their school experi...
Many of us wanted to be teachers in order to be different from some of the teachers we had known, an...
Teaching in primary schools has sometimes been thought of as having a somewhat lower status than ‘re...
How often do your primary school pupils have the opportunity to engage in open-ended, sustained piec...
Is there an 'ideal' primary school curriculum? Who should decide what the curriculum is? Should teac...
[About the book]: 'Commonsense' suggests that one should 'look before you leap'. When people do n...
This small scale study examined children’s views about their education in one primary school in Engl...
This book will help you think about the role of the primary teacher in educating ’the whole child’, ...
Drawing on a wealth of knowledge from a varied list of contributors, from the UK, USA and elsewhere,...
invaluable and much appreciated. I would like to thank all of the colleagues who took part in this r...
It is widely acknowledged that starting school is a significant time in most children’s lives, for...
This work asks how primary school children are best helped to understand what is special about being...