D4LC Drama for Learning & Creativity. Rationale for D4LC Importance of imagined experience in learning and creativity Teaching and learning medium Cross.

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D4LC Drama for Learning & Creativity

Rationale for D4LC Importance of imagined experience in learning and creativity Teaching and learning medium Cross curricular Bringing together standards agenda and the creative curriculum Motivational and fun!

Rationale for Dorset’s D4LC Higher profile of speaking, listening and drama Greater cross-curricular links Curriculum re-design/creativity agenda Increase teacher expertise & confidence Positive impact on children’s learning & creativity Increased pupil motivation and engagement Raise profile of Dorset as leading authority for creativity and drama

Dorset D4LC pilot project Cross-phase project 6 schools (Primary phase) 2 D4LC teachers nominated Linked to school improvement plan Small amount of funding

Pilot Project Timeline – 1 st year Sept 08Invitation letter to all primary phase schools Oct 086 Schools selected Launch event for Head and 2 D4LC teachers Nov 081 day training for D4LC teachers Nov 08 to Mar 09 Inspector, consultant and CLT support for pilot schools May 09Feedback meeting and preparation of case studies/materials Jun/Jul 09Feedback at Heads/SL Forums

Pilot Project Timeline – 2 nd year Roll out to tranche 1 pilot schools’ Middles/Secondary Second tranche of primary schools selected

What next? Invitation – September 08 Talk to Angela Herrera (Primary Consultant) or Lyn Gaudreau (English Inspector)

Discuss what you can see. Use mathematical vocabulary. Write 5 sentences to describe this piece of art mathematically.

Complement your creative curriculum with Dorset Creative Maths

Consultant Requests

CPD Programme

Digital technology

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