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The Really Creative School Event

2003-09-24

Martin Doherty reflects on the 'Really Creative School Event' which was funded by NCSL and began on the 12th of September: Personnel involved: Martin Doherty, Tony Browne, Hamish Scott-Brown, one NCSL Electronic Learning Facilitator (Matt Parrott), two Ultralab researchers provid

Martin Doherty reflects on the 'Really Creative School Event' which was funded by NCSL and began on the 12th of September: Personnel involved: Martin Doherty, Tony Browne, Hamish Scott-Brown, one NCSL Electronic Learning Facilitator (Matt Parrott), two Ultralab researchers providing technical expertise - Matthew Eaves and Matt Sisto Watch the material produced at the event by clicking here. Aim of Event: To create a virtual school visit through web broadcasting To showcase a school involved in remodeling their curriculum To create a virtual discussion using web broadcast and simultaneous community discussion To stimulate debate among community members Event Background: This event stemmed from the work of the Re-modeling the Curriculum Community, one of the Talk2learn Online Communities, which has been the focus for in-depth headteacher discussions on creativity in schools and the mechanisms for promoting creativity in the school curriculum. Many of the postings to this community ask for information on how schools start the journey towards being a creative school, what materials are useful in planning and requests for information on how a variety of problems can be overcome. A numbe…

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