Progress in Art and Design for subject leaders and teachers
This course explains how pupils make meaningful progress in art and design. It includes ideas, resources and routines to use in the classroom. Informed by the HMI subject review and current curriculum thinking, this course is for primary school teachers and subject leaders
Description
This half-day online course explains how pupils make meaningful progress in art and design.
For all primary school teachers, this training builds on the big messages in the DPSI art and design subject leadership course. It includes new information for primary subject leaders and teachers.
The course includes ideas, examples, resources and routines to use in school. It will help attendees to understand, explain and exemplify expectations and progress in art and design.
Informed by the HMI subject review and current curriculum thinking, the course covers how to:
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plan meaningful learning in art and design
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secure key ideas and knowledge
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identify and emphasise crucial knowledge and techniques that help children to get better at art and design
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make sure children know more, remember more and can do more in art and design.
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provides powerful examples for the DPSI subject leader PowerPoint
Attendees will come away with lots of crucial information about effective curriculum design, classroom practice and progress in art and design.
Feedback from recent art and design training events:
'Very informative, supportive and sustainable’
‘Excellent ideas supporting an art coordinator to ensure the art curriculum is progressive'
'I am incredibly inspired to go away and tweak our curriculum to ensure that we are focusing on aspects...'
'Excellent: fast paced, full of information and practical advice. It has given me very clear steps of how to move forward with art in my school'
'Great links and examples’
'Easy to follow...lots to think about'
'....thought provoking'
‘…a huge amount of knowledge’
' ...fluency, experimentation and authenticity and knowing how to help children make progress by developing in these areas was very helpful'