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...geography children will use a range of literacy skills to explore their local area; and through consideration of scientific evidence, children become ethical and informed citizens. In this section, you will consider some of the challenges for primary schools in these three broad fields of learning...Supporting children’s learning in primary education today: 4.1 Literacy...

...Geography Mathematics Modern foreign languages Music Science Read through your chosen lesson plan and then answer the following questions: What knowledge is covered during this lesson? Think about what the students will learn and classify it according to the ‘types of knowledge’ described in Section 1. Was each type covered? Could the lesson be changed in any way to...

...Geographies, 10(3), pp. 249-264. doi: 10.1080/14733285.2012.693376. What conclusion do the authors come to about the ‘newness’ of this approach, and how do you think it relates to the discussion about positivism and interpretivism?...Engaging with postgraduate research: education, childhood & youth: References - Biesta, G. (2010) Pragmatism and the philosophical...