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.
For trainee music teachers, AfL is a key feature of the way in which learning can be taken forwards, and should form a normal part of their everyday work in the classroom.
This review will provide a brief overview of the Teacher Training Resource Bank (TTRB) and illustrate how it has affected the work of one teacher educator in music.
This article describes the outcomes of a two-year programme undertaken with undergraduates at Barnsley College, focussing on raising standards of performance on a larger scale within the context of a large music department.