Creative learning through the arts (ED1BCL)

What is the history of english and its constant changes. What is english as a subject. What are reading standards of the UK. What is the Bullock report, 1975. What is the Cox report 1989. What is literature. What is a canon of literature. What is the literacy trust 2019. What is the effects of low literature on society. What is the reader response theory. What is intertextuality. Who is Todorov, what did they find. Who is Appleyard, what did they find. What is expression. What is historicism. Wh...

What is drama based pedagogy. What are the similarities and differences of theatre and drama. What is creativity, creative thinking. What is drama. What is etymology. What is theatre. What is drama in education. Who is Neelands, what did they find. Why should drama be child-centred. Why is play important in drama. what is the play/theatre continuum. who is vygotsky, what do they say about drama. What is drama-based pedagogy. What is dialogic meaning-making. What is process drama. What is a susta...

Assessment planning, structure, formative, summative. What is the arts. How has art adapted over the past 100 years. How does art shape societal perspectives. What is the link between perspectives and cultural capital. Who is Bourdieu. Who is Belluigi. What are the issues based on arts education. Why does art now ignore the past. What is education for sustainable development (ESD).

What is art. What is conceptual art. What is brain development. What are the 5 senses. Why is art and the 5 senses important for children. How is art powerful form of expression. what is creative schema. how is art situated in habitus. what is habitus. what is self-hood in art. what is the drawing room, what is its significance. what is hands up.

What is a research poster, what are the key elements to include in final assignment. What is a written rationale, key points to remember and include. What is poetry. What are the factors that affect creating poetry,