Primary Arts and Crafts catalogue - page 4

An active learning
experience
Think
Do
Learn: an active methodology
The concept or artistic technique
in each unit is
introduced through works of
art
taken from a variety of artistic styles,
giving students a reason to engage
with the subject content.
Students are then guided to apply this technique with
increasing autonomy.
Critical thinking skills
are promoted from the very beginning and keep students
motivated.
Stimulate students’ curiosity
and effectively
develop
their
creativity,
knowledge and skills through carefully guided activities and by actively involving
them in the learning process.
• A
hands-on approach
that makes learning meaningful and active. Students
learn through doing
a wide variety of tasks.
Art and English naturally combined
Think Do Learn’s
team of authors know what really works in the classroom
.
They combine
expertise
both in teaching
Arts and Crafts
in English and in
English language teaching.
Careful grading of language
makes it easier for students to understand and
learn new, specific
art-related vocabulary,
while
the functional language
provided gives students the necessary tools to communicate effectively.
• Each unit draws
links with topics
covered
in the Natural Sciences
curriculum,
thus motivating
students
to
learn more
about both areas and
build on their prior knowledge.
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