Professional Learning for Primary School Teachers
A professional development intensive to inspire the use of creativity and arts practice across curriculum delivery. Explore the possibilities of creative pedagogy to enhance your confidence and practical teaching resources..
Held on Monday 27 May 2019 at Space Theatre during DreamBIG Festival – this event had something for everyone – part practical showcase, part Q&A, followed by networking drinks and nibbles
Presenters included Morris Gleiztman, Australian Children’s Laureate; Dr Anita Collins, music educator and researcher; and professional teaching artists Kerrin Rowlands and Eliza Lovell – Carclew’s DEAL/ARTS & Education.
Facilitated by MC Ali Clarke, ABC Breakfast presenter and columnist for SA Kids.
Carclew Creativity in Schools – Come’nTry session
Carclew professional teaching artists Kerrin Rowlands, Eliza Lovell and Luku Kukuku will lead teachers, principals and educators through the practicalities of introducing Carclew’s Artist in Schools programs into your schools. Learn more about:
Creative Based Learning
Professional development for primary school teachers designed to integrate body-based and arts-based approaches to the maths curriculum.
Developing Effective Arts Learning
Provides teachers with fresh perspectives around problem solving and inquiry-based learning, leading to intrinsic benefits for students in the arts and across the curriculum.
Aboriginal Artists in Schools
Local Aboriginal artists and cultural practitioners work in collaboration with teachers, providing rich professional development for teachers and authentic learning outcomes for students.
Banner image: a girl holds her painted hands in front of her face in a square pattern