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Music ITE Resources tagged with: Informal Pedagogy
Promoting peer learning through Action Learning Groups
Promoting Peer Learning Through Action Learning Groups

The aim of creating Action Learning Groups was to move away from just providing “tips for music teaching” workshops at the beginning of a PGCE course.

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Learning Beyond the Classroom

This resource suggests how we might develop musicians who understand the totality of music education, drawing on best practice from all contexts and capable of brokering deals between different providers.

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Informal Learning
Informal Learning / Pedagogy and Student Teachers

By drawing substantially on the work of a group of twenty secondary postgraduate music student-teachers during their training year, some of the complexities associated with the idea of informal learning are explored.

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Informal Pedagogies

This resource is based on the initial stage of the Musical Futures informal learning programme developed by Professor Lucy Green.

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Research Student-Teacher Identity Reflection Making More of Musics BTEC KS2 Musical Futures Pedagogy N Ireland Music Technology Assessment For learning Listening Skills Consultation Critical Thinking Skills Video Generalists B4L ICT M Level Musical Self-esteem Classroom Climate Authentic Musical Practices Standards for QTS Creativity Informal Pedagogy TTRB 14-19 Composing Subject Leadership Sustainable Development Formative Assessment Learning Outcomes Multiculturalism Assessment Improvising Curriculum KS4 National Curriculum Music Education Community Learning Beyond the Classroom Subject Knowledge New Secondary Curriculum QTS Primary Curriculum Behaviour4Learning Assignments KS3 Musical Intelligence Transition Listening Appraising and Responding Cross Curricular Diploma Participation Applied Learning Gender and Achievement Online Resources Assessment of Students Singing Early Years Performance
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