
Teaching for Flow: Transforming Primary Education for Optimal Learning
Teaching for Flow explores a radical transformation of the primary curriculum with a look at adopting a thematic, investigatory approach based on the childrens interests; exploring ways to foster the right conditions for children to enter into the optimal state for learning, known as flow or 'being in the zone'....
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<p><i>Teaching for Flow</i> explores a radical transformation of the primary curriculum with a look at adopting a thematic, investigatory approach based on the children's interests; exploring ways to foster the right conditions for children to enter into the optimal state for learning, known as 'flow' or 'being in the zone'. </p>
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| Produktnavn | Teaching for Flow: Transforming Primary Education for Optimal Learning |
| book typ | boker, fagboker, pedagogikk og psykologi, generell pedagogikk |
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