Sunday, 31 July 2011

Poor kids- documentary about kids on the bread line in the UK

Documentary telling the stories of some of the 3.5 million children living in poverty in the UK. They give their thoughts on their situation and their future prospects.

http://www.bbc.co.uk/iplayer/episode/b011vnls/Poor_Kids/
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End of an era

Degree results...whats next?

After receiving my degree results I have decided to create a blog to keep updated with educational debates, arts and theatre updates and quotes from influential writers I have come across in during my educational journey!

After embarking on my three year BA honours Drama, Applied Theatre and Education at Central School of Speech and Drama I received a high 2:1! Very happy as it means I have a place waiting for me at Portsmouth University starting in September 2011 a PGCE in English Secondary Professional.

After a summer of holidays in Cyprus and Bulgaria, after recovering from a three year degree- dissertation, student led project, reflective practitioner... the list goes on... I have a reading list as long as my arm of key texts in preparation for my PGCE... but I cannot wait :-D BRING IT ON!
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Key Quotes

In schools, the fear of ‘not getting it right’ can inhibit the imagination (Greig 2005:5)

Imagination is superior to the intellect as it enables the thinker to form new thoughts and discover new truths and build new worlds. (Craft 2002:80)

Imagination is not the same as creativity, creativity takes the process of imagination to another level (Robinson 2009: 67)

Creativity involves several different processes that wind through each other. The first is generating new ideas, imagining new possibilities, considering alternative options. (Robinson 2009:72)