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Linguistics in a primary school
Language and Linguistics Compass, 2007Abstract In this article, I discuss a linguistics course that I have been teaching for the past 3 years in a multiage primary school classroom. This experience has led to work in other schools, has changed the way I teach introductory linguistics courses for teachers, and has led to the development of materials and curricula for use ...
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Comparative Education, 1966
∗Children and their Primary Schools, A Report of the Central Advisory Council for Education (England), Vol. 1, HMSO, £1. 5s. net, 556 pp.
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∗Children and their Primary Schools, A Report of the Central Advisory Council for Education (England), Vol. 1, HMSO, £1. 5s. net, 556 pp.
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“Archaeology of Information” in the Primary School
2013Informatics education at the lower school levels is customarily interpreted as dexterity with the ICTs. However, in our view the importance of such operational abilities has been overstated, whereas the underlying learning objectives and the actual impact on children's intellectual development are still to be clarified.
Bitto D, MIROLO, Claudio
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Technical Education and Industrial Training, 1968
Newcastle's Primary School children, some 24 000 of them, attend 96 different primary schools, giving an average of 250 pupils per school. In common with the primary sector in most other local authority areas, the Newcastle intake enjoys the benefit of a relatively liberal primary education.
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Newcastle's Primary School children, some 24 000 of them, attend 96 different primary schools, giving an average of 250 pupils per school. In common with the primary sector in most other local authority areas, the Newcastle intake enjoys the benefit of a relatively liberal primary education.
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2005
The expansion plan for this school dating from the 1930s was substantial: it called for six classrooms a school kitchen and refectory, a music room, computer rooms, and numerous other features. Almost all the additional facilities were to be located in front of the original school, although at a slightly lower level, thanks to the differing planes of ...
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The expansion plan for this school dating from the 1930s was substantial: it called for six classrooms a school kitchen and refectory, a music room, computer rooms, and numerous other features. Almost all the additional facilities were to be located in front of the original school, although at a slightly lower level, thanks to the differing planes of ...
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Primary education or primary schooling?
Education 3-13, 2005There may be forces at work that recently have created barriers and restrictions within primary education. Indeed it could be argued that those forces have reduced the children's education to a more rigid and limiting primary schooling. This article explores the influence of target setting and testing, literacy and numeracy hours, American and ...
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Music Coding in Primary School
2015This work stems from the recent reforms made to the Italian education system. On one side, a relevant aspect is the introduction of coding in primary school, where coding is seen as a way to improve learning processes in young students. On the other side, music education is considered a key element to promote the integration of the various aspects of ...
L.A. Ludovico, G. R. Mangione
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A Community Primary School Excavation at Arbury Primary School
2014A4 bound ...
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Alcohol education in primary schools
Nursing Standard, 1998Educating teenagers about the risks of alcohol may be too late--many 12- and 13-year-olds have already started experimenting with it, and face increasing peer pressure to take risks. This article describes how a community alcohol team developed a programme for primary school alcohol education. The team believes that if healthy attitudes are established
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