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Shows how it is possible to work with ‘direct message’ in educational dance. Made primarily for use in the Chelsea School of Human Movement, but also has a wider audience. Takes the theme of the witch,...
Mandy Miller, Deputy Head at Meeching Valley School, Newhaven, demonstrates the type of lesson structure which can be used for investigative learning with the younger primary school child. Shows her...
Farmers in Sussex were persuaded to adopt a school each, working with the school to help children at primary level investigate their environment. At Meeching Valley School in Newhaven, Andrew Jepson has...
Considers the construction of femininity through dance. Looks at a class of 8-10-year-olds in their ballet class and discusses the pressure on girls to conform to a romantic notion of beauty. Interviews the...
Introduction to phonetics and phonology which aims to encourage students to discuss the subject. Humour and music are used to create a context where the students feel at ease in producing new sounds. Uses...
Part 1: Newhaven Tideway School. A class of first-year pupils are taught gymnastics using very traditional methods.
Part 1: Martin Gillard at Patcham Fawcett School with a third-year German class teaching the use of Weil. Part 2: Martin Gillard teaches the imperfect tense to a fourth-year German class from Patcham Fawcett...
Demonstrates the use of primary and secondary sources in historical research. The first part of the programme focuses on a number of eyewitness reports of the Battle of Lewes Road, a famous Brighton incident...
Shows language and project work in the primary school - a compilation tape using inserts from earlier classroom observation programmes.
In three parts: 1) Questions (10 min); 2) Actions and Words (14 min); 3) Learning to Look (15 min). The arena of the circus is used to introduce a classification of movement, with two clowns raising...
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